Sentence examples for desist from making from inspiring English sources

In that case it should try harder to make its Iranian and North Korean friends see sense and desist from making, or holding on to, their nukes.

Last week, Benjamin M. Lawsky, New York's top banking regulator, sent letters to the company and 34 other online lenders, ordering them to "cease and desist" from making the "illegal" loans, according to documents reviewed by The New York Times.

The White House could aid this process greatly by telling Mr. Ashcroft to desist from making scurrilous remarks suggesting, without any legitimate basis, that lawmakers engaged in this thoughtful balancing process are somehow making the nation vulnerable to another attack.

In the letter obtained by The Washington Post, a lawyer for the Rich family warned Wheeler to immediately "cease and desist" from making any statements about Rich, the murder and the investigation.

The court's order on December 6, 2005, directed the Attorney General "to cease and desist from making any subjective characterizations of the defendants or any of them or of their agents, servants or attorneys". In our opinion, the term "subjective" was too vague and imprecise to allow for a subsequent finding of contempt.

But NB said that it stands by Pauw, with lawyers acting for the publisher and for Pauw telling the SSA's lawyers that they will "not desist from making the book available to the public, will not withdraw the book from the market, and will not retract anything therein contained".

He found that the company had insufficient evidence to support claims that its juice reduced the risks of heart disease, prostate cancer and impotence, and issued a cease-and-desist order that forbids the company from making the claims for 20 years.

As part of a larger ruling on an FTC complaint, an administrative law judge on Monday issued a cease-and-desist order against Pom Wonderful to stop it from making misleading claims about the health benefits of its pomegranate juice.

Moreover, note the implications of this ruling for neighboring sections: § 21-3215, for instance, provides that "A law enforcement officer, or any person whom such officer has summoned or directed to assist in making a lawful arrest, need not retreat or desist from efforts to make a lawful arrest because of resistance or threatened resistance to the arrest.

There are financial arguments to be made about whether or not these people would do more good by just desisting from their activities and making do with normal jobs that paid normal salaries.

It is one thing to attempt to strangle economically a country that may be trying to get a nuclear weapon, such as Iran, to make it desist from the attempt and another to try to do so with the likely already nuclear North Korea.