Sentence examples for elected to stop from inspiring English sources

Humphrey pledged, if elected, to stop bombing North Vietnam as "an acceptable risk for peace".

"I was elected to stop conflict in the sport and I will keep talking.

The irony is that, just as Bulgaria has begun receiving substantial external support for receiving refugees, it has also elected to stop letting them in.

"We don't believe the proceeds of a sale will exceed the value of the debt, and so we elected to stop making interest payments as a step toward negotiating with the Esprit bondholders".

The state elected to stop issuing the Wyland license plate and the artist was summarily brushed aside.

I am reminded of a time, probably more than ten years ago, that a media company elected to stop publishing their daily metropolitan newspaper as a response to a labor strike.

"There is no scenario I envision where the secretary of the Treasury would elect to stop making principal and interest payments on Treasuries," he said.

The central bank could also elect to stop trying to offset the potentially inflationary impact of its intervention, which it has done by draining as much money from circulation as it adds by buying bonds.

Drug companies will elect to stop producing vital but less profitable drugs.

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The workers do not elect to stop working -- they are forced to do so by management, putting them on the defensive.