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That action could only be stopped by a majority of governments.

She would sometimes have wild scenes that could only be stopped by a slap.

Ms Yousafzai told the summit that these abuses of girls could only be stopped if people questioned tradition.

Labour said Scottish councils were facing cuts of £350 million which could only be stopped by using Holyrood's new powers to increase tax.

The Kremlin adviser, Mr. Prikhodko, rather than focusing on Mr. Assad, said Russia believed that the violence could only be stopped by ending foreign support for the Syrian opposition.

Long before that, these demands are demonstrating to the rest of Europe the incapacity of its leading powers and institutions to face facts: the next million refugees could only be stopped by a policy of pushback that would break all humanitarian law.

In contrast, in the current study, cognitive control as reflected by the post-conflict lateral prefrontal activation during stop success trials could only be assumed, because stop success trials by definition did not involve a reaction time.

Bus stops could only be established at places where cars could pass, making it difficult to place stops at Røa and Sørbyhaugen.

But Gelsenkirchen, the home city of Schalke, could only be a one-night stop; by Thursday, it will be back to the training grounds, plotting tactics for the FA Cup semifinal Saturday against Manchester City.

TransCanada also suggested in its statement Monday, which was informed by legal opinions the company commissioned, that any pipeline siting legislation enacted in Nebraska's special session could only be seen as "targeted exclusively at stopping or re-routing Keystone XL" and as such would be unfairly discriminatory.

Putin, a former KGB spy, has said Snowden could only be granted sanctuary in Russia if he stopped actions that could harm the United States.