Sentence examples for declined to stop from inspiring English sources

Earlier, a Butts County superior court judge also declined to stop the execution.

In June 2007, Judge Haight declined to stop the practice, although he said he would entertain further challenges.

And then last week, another appeals court declined to stop Dish Network, the satellite television company, from selling a service called Hopper, which lets viewers automatically skip ads.

Saying that an injunction was the "strongest weapon" available to the court and should be used sparingly, Judge Shuster declined to stop the printing of ballots.

On Wednesday, the Appellate Division in Brooklyn declined to stop construction pending its ultimate ruling on the challenges, and it set June 29 for arguments on them.

But the proposed meeting spot would have taken the firetruck away from the hospital, Kelley said, so he declined to stop.

In the New York Shakespeare Festival's production of "Measure for Measure" last month in Central Park, Ms. Lathan donned the habit of Isabella, the novice nun who declines to stop her brother's execution at the price of her own chastity.

The Supreme Court is so far declining to stop the Trump administration from enforcing its ban on "bump stock" devices, which allow semiautomatic weapons to fire like machine guns.

Ms. Baum, the economist, said she expected that decline to stop because Congress recently enacted increases in the maximum amount of the grant, which held constant at $4,050 for four years but will rise to $5,400 over the next five years.

There's no reason to expect the site's decline to stop.

While Trudeau may not be totally responsible for starting the recent wave of citizenship revocations, he did decline to stop it.