Sentence examples for must stop making from inspiring English sources
For there to be a chance of peace in the Middle East, Western countries must stop making excuses for terror.
Now the Brooklyn borough president, Adams says officers and management must stop making assumptions about poor communities based on the "numerical minority" that commits most of the offences.
A federal court ruled yesterday that a St . Louissoftware company must stop making and distributing software that allows users to copy DVD's, handing Hollywood's major movie studios a victory in their battle against copyright piracy.
"Rich governments must stop making empty promises and come up with the cash so the poorest do not have to foot the bill for the lifestyles of the wealthy," said Harjeet Singh, from ActionAid.
3.04pm GMT More green group reaction Friends of the Earth's policy and campaigns director Craig Bennett said: "The Government must stop making the environment a scapegoat for the economic challenges we face.
With the country's most egregious suspected war criminal at liberty, the European Union had a plausible reason to prevaricate about admitting it.Now that Mr Mladic is heading for a well-deserved trial in The Hague, the EU must stop making excuses.
If the Secretariat wants to engage Saudi Arabia as an influential country in the Arab region, it must first stop making a distinction between the Saudi and Iranian roles in the Arab nations of Iraq and Syria.
Comprehensive teachers must surely long for Michael Gove to stop making disobliging comments about them and to try handling a classroom.
If things stop making sense, there must be something terribly wrong and it's time to leave.
And we must stop and make service to that person a priority in the deepest sense.
