Sentence examples for devised to stop from inspiring English sources

Debt mutualisation can be devised to stop short of a permanent transfer union.

Green belts were devised to stop urban sprawl and to prevent towns from engulfing neighbouring villages.

There is no suggestion that A4e would have received any direct financial reward for placing people in unpaid work experience but the official explained that mandatory placements were partly devised to stop those private companies running back-to-work schemes from "parking" difficult or problematic jobseekers.

Rules are devised to stop that happening, or to stop it dominating.

The genesis of both lay in the realization by concerned officials that forests could not be "protected" from impoverished villagers; instead, viable livelihood alternatives needed to be devised to enable the villages to stop unsustainable forest exploitation and, instead, acquire a stake in forest protection.

Now act three is beginning, but in countries much less able to devise measures to stop financial contagion and whose banks are more precarious.

Terrorism is not so much a problem as a new&confusing fact of life that governments&counterterrorist groups must devise methods to stop.

Now, opponents must devise plans to stop Greene and his fellow back Thomas Jones, who continued another career season with a touchdown Saturday.

Resistance turned out to be stronger north of the border than anywhere else and the national anti-poll tax movement sprang up from the streets of Glasgow, devising measures to stop bailiffs and defences to fight court cases.

Many scientists believe the best hope of progress, maybe the only hope, lies in detecting the disease early and devising treatments to stop it before brain damage becomes extensive.

"In the past, defenders and teams had learned to devise strategies to stop opponents with the puck.