Sentence examples similar to grant to stop from inspiring English sources

One way to ensure Democrats do not take progressive votes for granted is to stop voting for Democrats, Choi said.

Rosset had to keep appealing losses in state courts and hope for a grant of certiorari to stop the bleeding.

In State Supreme Court in Central Islip yesterday, Justice Robert W. Oliver refused to grant an injunction to stop the concerts, featuring Bob Dylan, Radiohead, and others, on two weekends: June 7-8 and Aug. 8-10.

Still, players would seem to have greater leverage now — with the threat that Nelson will grant the injunction to stop the lockout — which they may risk if they remain in court.

But to grant one of the new injunctions, the court would have to believe only that "on the balance of probabilities" a person had behaved antisocially and to conclude that it is "just and convenient" to grant an injunction to stop their antisocial behaviour.

In a letter Thursday to Judge Susan Richard Nelson, players — who emerged from a hearing on Wednesday optimistic that Nelson would grant their injunction to stop the owners' lockout — expressed a desire to have the federal court mediate a settlement to the antitrust litigation.

The law is being challenged, but despite overwhelming evidence that voter fraud is non-existent in Pennsylvania, Judge Robert Simpson refused to grant an injunction to stop it.

And luckily the court understood where I was coming from and granted an order to stop the harassment.

Carmarthenshire is the most recent council to be granted the power to stop purchases of houses from the council.

A federal judge gave N.F.L. players a significant victory Monday, granting an injunction to stop the league's six-week-long lockout.

Haik in effect granted them power to stop DEMS from publishing any results.