Sentence examples for halt anyone from inspiring English sources
Though he condemned the figures as the biased work of an organization working on behalf of the Americans, Mullah Omar still commanded his followers to halt anyone using the name of the Islamist movement to carry out attacks that kill civilians.
Yet, as if to halt anyone's worries about his own motives in his preservation, Mr. Farrell culminated the four-year project of getting the house restored by having a spiritual cleansing on the property late last year.
We had been grinding along in first gear in his minibus along dusty forest tracks for nearly two hours, lurching to a gravel-spraying halt whenever anyone thought they saw something vaguely resembling an animal in the increasingly murky forest clearings.
Uri Tours, a US travel agency that specialises in tours to North Korea, had informed potential customers that tours had been halted, and that anyone coming to North Korea from certain areas might be quarantined.
That a BNP government would try bringing the trials to an end is a foregone conclusion.Even with a government minded to do so, however, it would be tricky for anyone to halt the trials; they are still incredibly popular.
Today, Ms. Berger is in the psychiatric ward of a general hospital in Staten Island, her journey having come to an abrupt halt, though not because anyone is pleased with her progress.
One of the Senate gun control bills, introduced by California Democrat Dianne Feinstein of California, would give the US Attorney General the discretion to halt gun sales to anyone who had been investigated for terrorism ties over the last five years.
He uses the example of how Toyota's productivity skyrocketed in 1947 as a result of rethinking the production line: instead of only quality-control inspectors and upper management having the power to halt the assembly line, anyone who spotted a mistake was able to do so and fix it.
Until Jakarta shapes up its policies and security forces, it will be difficult for Washington or anyone else to halt Al Qaeda's inroads there.
But she warned: "Anyone hoping to halt the progress of Leadsom should be wary of piling in too heavily, amplifying the gaffes and exaggerating her into a mortal threat to Britain's future".
