Sentence examples for declaration to halt from inspiring English sources

"This foreign medical trip flies in the face of the government's declaration to halt medical tourism, which by the end of 2013 has led to capital flight of about $1bn," Enabulele said in an open letter to Buhari.

Many considered the months-long fight to be over after Obama's December 4 declaration to halt construction.

JERUSALEM — Amid intensifying Israeli news reports saying that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is close to ordering a military strike against Iran's nuclear program, his deputy foreign minister called Sunday for an international declaration that the diplomatic effort to halt Tehran's enrichment of uranium is dead.

The 26 October editors' declaration said they would take measures to halt what it called the "infiltration by elements supporting terrorism" in their publications.

Conservation groups, however, say the moratorium — the New York Declaration on Forests — fails to act quickly enough to halt deforestation and that past financial commitments, particularly in Indonesia, were poorly planned and implemented.

Mr. da Silva made the comments just before a conference on the Amazon in which delegates signed a declaration calling for financial help from the industrial world to halt deforestation.

Cohen's declaration was filed as part of a legal push to halt proceedings in ongoing civil litigation between him and the porn star Stormy Daniels (real name Stephanie Clifford), who says the lawyer bought her silence in the lead-up to the 2016 election.

The declaration of commitment adopted in 2001 by 189 countries was intended to halt and reverse the AIDS pandemic by 2015.

Mr. Ban's remarks underscored the international community's inability to halt the violence despite sanctions, two separate observer missions and the declaration of a cease-fire more than two weeks ago.

Mr. Putin's comments and the declaration come at a time when the United States has refused to rule out military action to halt Iran's nuclear energy program, which it believes masks a desire to develop nuclear weapons.

"Once a declaration [of war] takes place, the focus for effective action must turn to direct action to halt, impede and disrupt the operation of the mechanics of war," Professor Gall told VICE.