Sentence examples for invented to stop from inspiring English sources

There is no single solution to the erosion of privacy in cyberspace: no single law that can be proposed or single technology that can be invented to stop the profilers and surveillants in their tracks.

And although competition law is still a powerful instrument for regulation — it was invented to stop companies getting so big — but I think together with our efforts on ethics we would like now Europe to talk about the future of the current dominant business models.

The secretary played by Jane Krakowski on "Ally McBeal" invented one to stop women's faces from jiggling when they jogged.

His dream of inventing something to stop tornadoes never materialized.

Some argue that there should be one and only one priority -- investing in research to discover a cure for Alzheimer's or at least to invent medications to stop the ineluctable decline the disease brings with it.

Is it possible that literary prizes are a bit like the Fed's bailout package, subsidizing a prose style invented to describe a world that stopped existing nearly a century ago?

They said the defense could argue that the tapes might have raised questions about whether the information was believable or whether Abu Zubaydah had invented it simply to stop aggressive interrogation techniques.

The tilt mechanism was invented in 1934 to stop players lifting and shaking the games, the bumper followed in 1937.

And in Gwinnett and Cobb Counties in suburban Atlanta, a 2011 ACLU report found that 287 g) led to a pattern of police inventing pretexts to stop and search immigrants, in turn escalating tensions between communities of color and the police.

Agroinfiltration was invented to overcome this challenge.

How the Swiss chocolate industry attempted to buy the patent process of cold extraction from the scientist who invented it in order to stop anyone from using it.