Sentence examples for formally stop from inspiring English sources

The Harvard Corporation, the university's governing body, voted Tuesday to formally stop the construction.

And even if fighting was to formally stop, Syria's post-war reckoning will not make the country a safe place for many returning citizens.

One of the things that Vatican II did was to formally stop the Catholic rhetoric that the Jews of history should be held responsible for the death of Christ.

Most nominees are not formally stopped, as Halligan was, but rather are delayed and delayed.

One said they had formally stopped doing factory inspections in 2003.

The Clean Clothes Campaign has also called on Benetton, whose clothing was being made within Rana Plaza at the time of the collapse on an unauthorised basis despite it formally stopping orders some months before, to pay £3m into the fund.

At the end of this stage, the government formally stopped the policy of assigning jobs for undergraduates [ 9], and a large-scale expansion of college enrollment began.

Norway, for example, has begun implementing the code by scaling up medical education to ensure sustainability of its own health system and has formally stopped recruiting health workers from countries facing critical shortages [ 33].

The length of the peer support varied, with most projects accepting referrals at any stage of pregnancy and formally stopping support at time points ranging from when the baby was between six weeks to two years of age.> There was considerable variation in how the projects delivered peer support.

It's in hopes of devoting more attention to special projects like the book that Peterman and Zucker decided to stop formally touring each year.

Forced to resign and move to Rome in 1983, he kept performing unorthodox ceremonies in Italy until formally ordered to stop in 1996.