Sentence examples for in addition to stops from inspiring English sources

In addition to stops in public housing, Ms. Rucker's letter addresses stops in private buildings registered with the Clean Halls program, in which landlords of some 16,000 buildings have given the police permission to enter and patrol the hallways and stairwells.

In addition to stops en route, buses make rest stops every few hours, and meal stops are scheduled as close to normal meal times as possible.[3] Lille to London through Eurolines can be as little as $36 €288) one-way.

In addition to stopping at the Ufa factory, Mr. Putin visited a manufacturer of long-range bombers.

In addition to stopping the release of the boxed set, Ms. Love is seeking to dissolve Nirvana L.L.C., an agreement between herself, Mr. Grohl and Mr. Novoselic.

In addition, to stop the voltage and frequency fluctuations affecting Victoria, the lines connecting SA to Victoria (the "interconnectors") were also shut down.

In addition to stopping the actual shipment of arms, the administration is pressing an effort to stop the sale of drugs or other contraband by North Korea, which Washington says are used by the North to finance its illegal weapons programs.

He was effective because he was aggressive, cutting and gunning to the basket, in addition to stopping to pop the short-range shots he appears to be more comfortable sinking.

In addition to stopping their 401(k) matching contributions, companies have been freezing salaries this fall, shifting more of the cost of health care to their workers, and laying people off.

So in addition to stopping the prisoner from breathing, barbiturates can push the circulatory system toward shutting down, producing a simultaneous "double strike" on the body's life support systems.

In addition to stopping state-level enactment of the climate rules, Mr. McConnell's strategy is intended to undercut Mr. Obama's position internationally as he tries to negotiate a global climate change treaty to be signed in Paris in December.

"In addition to stopping crime figures from laundering funds at the teller's window, we must make certain this element cannot come in through the back door as owners of these institutions," Mr. St Germain declared.