Sentence examples for halted the number of from inspiring English sources

The downturn in the real estate market has slowed but by no means halted the number of teardowns.

To date, 7,500 people have died as a result of AIDS and, if the epidemic is not halted, the number of deaths is likely to increase dramatically.

Each Monte Carlo simulation comprised 1000 replications that were halted once the number of extant variant sites equaled that found between the aligned sequences.

Since ( MM _k) is sym-universally halting, the number of configurations that are equivalent to c is finite.

In a move designed to halt the growing number of civil claims by alleged victims and to restore the reputation of MI5 and MI6, the prime minister conceded that "the reputation of our security services has been overshadowed" by allegations about complicity in abuse.

In an effort to halt the increasing number of anti-Semitic encounters in Westchester, the county has joined the Anti-Defamation League tofferer special training to police officers.

Arab governments, under pressure to halt the rising number of civilian casualties in Lebanon, have criticized the measure for not calling for a withdrawal of Israeli troops from southern Lebanon.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15 — Hoping to halt the growing number of injuries to infants and toddlers, the Food and Drug Administration issued an advisory Wednesday warning parents never to give cough and cold medicines to children under the age of 2 unless instructed to do so by a doctor.

Andrew Lansley, the then-health secretary, had criticised waiting time targets as unnecessary and bureaucratic, but in the face of evidence that waiting times were creeping up he introduced a new rule to halt the growing number of patients not being treated within the 18 weeks guaranteed under the NHS constitution.

Moreover, despite a UN Security Council Resolution, it is improbable to think that Western legislative measures will definitively halt the growing number of foreign ISIL recruits in the immediate term.

"Noticias MTV Docu: VIH-SIDA, Una Confesión a Diario" will show real people living with HIV/AIDS talking about issues surrounding their livelihoods, the need for further assistance in halting the increasing number of people infected with the virus, the need for treatment and education on the stigma and discrimination surrounding the disease.