Sentence examples for favour to stop from inspiring English sources

I agree with the 49% of Australians who polled in favour to "stop Muslim immigration"?

One thing in our favour to stop any subterfuge is that everything we do is public.

A Lowy Poll found that 82% of Australians were in favour of intervening to stop a government attacking its own citizens in Libya in 2011.

Instead of allowing Premier League B-teams, AL3 says it favours new rules to stop Premier League sides "hoarding" young talent and changes to the home-grown players rule to lower the age of eligibility.

Mr Mandelson says he prefers negotiation to litigation and favours "early-warning systems" to stop spats getting out of control.

The wealthiest 10% of superannuation contributors reap over 36% of the policy's benefits: reform superannuation to stop favouring the rich.

"Anyone who wishes to come to our house should knock on the front door first," he said, in a thinly veiled warning to Qatar to stop favouring ambitious Islamists at the expense of the shaky central government.But there may be simpler reasons for Qatar's sudden enthusiasm for a far-off war.

"I would like governments to look at and start disclosing their subsidies, and gradually work to reduce them and indeed eliminate them; because if want businesses to arise which have a better footprint and a lower cost to society, the first thing you have to do is to stop favouring those that don't".

However, while the cheaper, small scale units have fallen out of favour, there's still nothing to stop you clubbing together with neighbours and building a "proper" wind turbine.

But since they split from the general sports club of the Romanian Army in days of yore, both have used the Steaua name, and now a high court has ruled that has to stop, in favour of the army.

In the Netherlands competition authorities raided GP premises to stop them favouring local hospitals.