Sentence examples for concerns to stop from inspiring English sources

The authorities have often cited "security concerns" to stop Kurdish campaigners (and Turkish troops harass stone-throwing Kurdish youths as much as the Israelis do Palestinians).

Even as this Scandinavian country, like other nations across Europe, bows to pressure from big media concerns to stop file sharing, a Swedish government agency this year registered as a bona fide religion a church whose central dogma is that file sharing is sacred.

Thus, in this case the fear of devaluation causes those concerned to stop covering their positions.

Update: The City of London Corporation has release the following statement regarding the bins: "We have already asked the firm concerned to stop this data collection immediately.

She never had a serious strategy to address public concern – to stop the undercutting of pay, to improve public services, train British workers to do the jobs, or change attitudes with an honest debate.

Sinn Féin MLA Mickey Brady said that the DUP's decision to issue a petition of concern to stop the vote was "absolute nonsense".

She wouldn't know how, and no one above her has had enough concern to stop by and check in with you and your colleagues.

He said he told the reporter concerned to stop doing it - but he still used the information to expose an affair between the then home secretary David Blunkett and a married woman.

Last week, the SDLP's Dominic Bradley told the BBC his party was considering supporting a petition of concern to stop the bill from becoming law, because SDLP amendments had not been accepted.

However, the unit may have had even more pressing concerns -- to stop the interim government disbanding it.

One of the characteristics of the practice of palliative care is that there is no unnecessary prolongation of life and that the wishes of the patients are respected, particularly as concerns decisions to stop or limit treatments with no objective other than the prolongation of life[ 32, 36, 37].