"need stop" is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You would generally use "need to stop" or "must stop." For example, "I need to stop procrastinating and start getting my work done."
On Spotify, theoretically, a song never need stop earning money.
It's not true and we need stop saying it.
So much for ASEAN brotherhood.None of which need stop South-East Asian countries from trying to promote cross-border economic co-operation.
Although the teenagers are critical of its use, one speaks for all of them when she concludes: "We need stop and search for safety in the community".
There is no reason why the Fed need stop at $500 billion; between them, Fannie and Freddie have $4 trillion of MBS outstanding and $17 billion of their own debt.
So far most public health work has focused on obvious areas of need: stop smoking campaigns, sexual health advice for young people, new ways to tackle growing rates of obesity and stem the rise in diabetes diagnoses.
Al-Qaeda will need stopping for years to come.
In addition to promoting social skills and ignoring unwanted behavior, the trainers may need stop-mechanisms to reduce aggressive behavior.
If you need to stop, STOP!
That needs to stop and it needs to stop now.
I just asked: What can we do to give you the distance you need... " "Stop saying that!" Well, he didn't move out.
