Sentence examples for press to stop from inspiring English sources

Sheriff Dept to media: "Sheriff has asked all members of press to stop tweeting immediately".

Local authorities have been warned in the state press to stop the fire sale of small companies.

At the trial, Janiszewski's widow pleaded with the press to stop making Bala out to be an artist rather than a murderer.

The Henan Provincial Propaganda Department ordered the local press to stop covering his candidacy, because "foreign forces are participating with ulterior purposes and attempting to overthrow our government".

The Sun on Sunday honed in on two salient points: "First she tried to intimidate the Press to stop reporting her behaviour.

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He also pressed to stop Grigorieva from disclosing certain information to the media, that is believed to include the voicemail tape.

We are in a hurry to deal with climate change and will be very hard pressed to stop the train before we get to 450ppm [CO2 in the atmosphere].

Arizona is 17-0 when scoring at least 80 points, and Duke will be hard pressed to stop its attack if Arenas is healthy.

The F.S.B., the main successor to the K.G.B., may discourage him and the others from doing so, but it will be hard pressed to stop them, short of arresting them.

Iraq has ordered large quantities of a drug, atropine, that can be used to counter the effects of nerve gas, mainly from suppliers in Turkey, which is being pressed to stop the sales, according to senior Bush administration officials.