Sentence examples for halted the distribution from inspiring English sources
Israel has cut back its armoured divisions and halted the distribution of gas masks to civilians after the CW deal.
The principal told the student journalists that he had halted the distribution of the newspaper because he objected to illustrations that depicted students with weapons.
The moratorium placed on Cprit grants in December has halted the distribution of $182.6 million — including $71.8 million to bring additional research teams to Texas and $16.2 million for cancer prevention services.
B6 ARTS & IDEAS B9-18 A Jolt to the Oscar Race The major Hollywood studios, seeking to curb movie piracy, halted the distribution of thousands of DVD and VHS copies of Oscar-contending films to those whose votes decide the winners.
The studios hope to halt the distribution of thousands of DVD and VHS copies of Oscar-contending films to those whose votes decide the winners.
Many of them are using phone calls, e-mail, letters and even prayer in an effort to halt the distribution of the game.
The next day, after a police officer was shot and wounded trying to halt the distribution of weapons to the Committee of Safety's militia, the committee decided to put its coup into action.
His lifestyle remains reclusive, however, to the point that he went to court a few years ago and got a ruling halting the distribution of Mr. Araújo's biography on the ground of invasion of privacy.
As a precaution, Con Edison decided to halt the distribution of steam to some buildings in Lower Manhattan that use it for heating and cooling, a company spokesman said on Sunday.
I would suggest to the groups that are protesting and attempting to halt the distribution of the video game called "Panty Raider: From Here to Immaturity" that they look around at the game's neighbors ("Game Draws a Range of Protests," May 18).
Correction: September 30, 2003, Tuesday Because of an editing error, an article on Saturday about an effort by major Hollywood studios to curb piracy by halting the distribution of Oscar-nominated films on DVD and videocassette for voters in the competition misidentified the group headed by Jack Valenti, a leader of the effort.
