Sentence examples for introduced to stop from inspiring English sources

Foreign-exchange laws were introduced to stop investment and borrowing overseas.

It was a law that was introduced to stop aristocrats duelling –now it's being used on the council estates.

Slowly, though, computerised anti-fraud systems are being introduced to stop those with dubious certificates from landing government jobs.

Reforms have been introduced to stop the practices and increase the transparency of commission payments from insurers.

Cable's aides tried to address the question of whether safeguards would be introduced to stop employees selling shares to businesses.

It was introduced to stop women being harassed for illegal fees by market officials and men posing as tax collectors.

In an email exchange seen by the BBC, a head of operations at one NHS Trust in the West Midlands region says he believes the guidelines have been introduced "to effectively stop trusts from calling a major incident".

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It also elaborates how ecological ownership can be introduced to urban communities to stop economic value draining away.

He introduced legislation to stop them.

He introduced bills to stop prisoners from collecting pensions or receiving double credit for time served before conviction.