Sentence examples for millions of stops from inspiring English sources

The city offered explanations for the statistics on millions of stops that so troubled Judge Scheindlin.

More important, after studying six years' worth of data, the professor concluded that many of the millions of stops are violations of the Constitution.

"But the reality is 90 percent of all of the millions of stops that have happened in the City of New York have happened in compliance with the constitutional rights that have been put forward by the Supreme Court".

Other moments revealed Judge Scheindlin to be struggling with an essential difficulty of the case: how to measure the constitutionality of not one single street stop — that is a familiar task for judges — but millions of stops conducted over many years.

In the 25th, 14 percent of stops result in arrest, more than twice the city average.

According to the New York Civil Liberties Union, from 2006 to 2010, the 75th Precinct had the highest number of stops in the city.

On April 1, the heliport at the west end of 30th Street stopped accepting tourist flights as part of a settlement of a lawsuit filed by community advocates who had complained about noise and odors filling the Hudson River Park.

New York City Transit reported seven cases of suspicious packages or powders on its subway lines, ranging from a 7 30 a.m. report of powder at the Wall Street station of the Nos. 1 and 2 lines to a midday report of a suspicious package at the 79th Street stop of the No. 1 line to an afternoon report of powder on the F line at Roosevelt Avenue.

The Second Avenue subway will not be finished until 2015 or later, so you'll have to walk from the 86th Street stop of the Lexington Avenue line to Second Avenue to visit some of the last few outposts of German Manhattan.

Of these editing events 75% of the 1st position U→C edits consist of Stop (UGA) to Arg (CGA) codon changes.

The rape occurred shortly after 3 a.m. at the 21st Street stop of the southbound G train, the police said.