Sentence examples for measures would stop from inspiring English sources

Fukuda thought that only drastic measures would stop an epidemic, and he said so.

The top control measures would stop 90% of all cyber attacks".

Asked whether the measures would stop parents voicing legitimate objections to their child's school being turned into an academy, Morgan said they would still be able to challenge decisions and "ask the questions".

Committees setting senior salaries in firms would have to include a more junior member of staff so that top executives would have to "look an ordinary worker in the eye" to justify high pay levels, and measures would stop the "abuse" of zero hours contracts, he added.

Of course, none of these measures would stop all the violence.

Re-imposing US sanctions against Iran that were lifted alongside punitive United Nations measures would stop short of a unilateral termination of the agreement, but leave Iran no choice but to respond.

The measure would stop New York companies from keeping money they make by selling pollution credits, earned by cleaning their own smokestacks, to major polluters elsewhere.

The measure would stop New York companies from keeping the money they make by selling pollution credits, earned by cleaning their own smokestacks, to major polluters in the Midwest and the South.

Mr Miliband said that the measure would stop such firms from undercutting the pay and conditions of low-paid British workers and also protect immigrants from being exploited.

Alec Baldwin's infamous Words With Friends incident was cited by officials as the type of incident this measure would stop.

The committee's recommendations for "measures which would stop some of the real damage" had not been taken up, he said.