Sentence examples for existed to stop from inspiring English sources

Kathleen Cravero, the deputy executive director of the United Nations AIDS program, said a small window of opportunity existed to stop the H.I.V. epidemic in Asia and elsewhere.

Despite his best efforts, no good mechanism seemed to exist to stop the mail.

"My strong opinion is the U.S. trustee's perspective is that they exist to stop borrowers from cheating banks.

No silver bullet exists to stop the spread of invasive plants and creatures but there are things we can do.

It exists to stop shareholders enjoying their full ownership rights by threatening, if triggered, to dilute the value of those shares in certain circumstances specified by a firm's board.

Pre-Crime exists to stop crimes before they are committed; Pre-Cogs, a trio of beings who float in a nutrient-rich fluid, can predict when a crime will be committed and know the identity of the perpetrator.

While many people choose to ignore their birthdays as they get older, I actively embrace mine and try to make a big deal of it, perhaps in an attempt to make it actually exist, to stop people from forgetting; or perhaps safe in the knowledge that I can quip about being only a fraction of the age I am.

A show guaranteed to be broadcast on one channel or another at any time of day; a show that exists to stop you from sliding so far down your EPG that you end up in a murky morass of shopping and porn channels and endless identical Nigerian soap operas.

Few planning controls exist to stop lawns from being paved.

Wenger says an agreement exists to stop Chile calling up Sanchez early for the Copa America, which they are hosting.

These public testimonies, and other surrounding activities, are part of a fragile but burgeoning grassroots peace movement in the DRC--a movement that exists to stop the violence and restore individual and national autonomy.