Sentence examples for practice has stopped from inspiring English sources
Under the coalition, this practice has stopped.
That practice has stopped, but the C.I.A. is still at it.
In my view, they should all be identified publicly so their customers can demand reassurances that the practice has stopped — and that their assets are safe.
Schmitt, perturbed into asserting order, stutter-stepped into the guest's path, asking, "But, that that that practice has stopped at this point, Ms. Kirkpatrick, right?" Mele backed him up with a miserably incomplete assertion.
Some Palestinian leaders have condemned the use of teenagers, and opposition to the practice is widespread among ordinary Palestinians, but it is not clear that the practice has stopped.
She was then interrupted by Fox & Friends host Rob Schmitt, asking, "That practice has stopped at this point, Ms. Kirpatrick, right?" "Again, my name is Barbara L'Italien," she clarified, "and I refuse to believe that our only options are open borders or—" She was then cut off.
That practice had stopped under pressure from a City Council ban in July 1999, only to begin again last summer.
Two years after the suit was filed, the city acknowledged wrongdoing and agreed to install outside monitors to ensure that the practice had stopped.
Today an Old Bailey jury decided that contagion had its origins among the group of seasoned Fleet Street veterans in day-to-day charge of bolting together the Sunday paper but knowledge of the practice had stopped at the door of Mr Coulson.
The IDC chided DfID for failing to do more to stamp out FGM in Sierra Leone and said that, since the practice had stopped during the Ebola outbreak, the department – one of the country's biggest bilateral donors, with a stated aim of ending violence against women and girls – should now make the issue a priority.
Those who responded that FGC was practiced in their area were 2.33 times more likely to support the continuation compared to those who responded that the practice had stopped or they didn't know.
