Sentence examples for made to stamp from inspiring English sources

Officially, efforts are being made to stamp out graft.

Various attempts were made to stamp out Esperanto, surely the most reliable sign of a "real" language.

Every effort needs to be made to stamp out corruption and misconduct in the building industry, and wherever else it is occurring.

Considered one of the finest folk art sculptures of the 19th century, the figure was used as a pattern from which an iron mold was made to stamp out metal replicas.

The phones were put to the sword, made to stamp out sentences so that data like words per minute could be calculated.

Vick should be made to stamp license plates forever, the better for a sinner like him to keep a job that's not held in such high public esteem.

Some people will justify the crowd behaviour in football and rugby league by saying it's something to do with passion, but if I had anything to do with these sports I would be making moves to stamp this out.

Ahead of the statement, estate agents had called on the chancellor to make changes to stamp duty at the top end of the market and to look again at the new higher rate of tax on second homes.

Fels' taskforce – which will include representation from the departments of immigration, employment, education, as well as the tax office, attorney general's office, the border force and the fair work ombudsman – has a broad remit to identify the systemic "weakness that create the conditions that allow exploitation of vulnerable migrant workers … and make improvements to stamp out exploitation".

"I think most major sports are making efforts to stamp out drugs," says Mr Morgan.

Her tables are made to order, signed and stamped with her logo, which is shaped like a lipstick moue on a napkin.