Sentence examples for should be stopped on from inspiring English sources

No one should be stopped on the basis of their race or ethnicity".

"I am clear that, in a Britain that works for everyone, no one should be stopped on the basis of their race or ethnicity".

A federal appellate court is now weighing the government's contention that the suits should be stopped on the grounds that they would reveal "state secrets".

One AfD MEP, Beatrix von Storch, recently wrote on Facebook that women and children attempting to enter Germany illegally should be stopped on the border with guns.

They were responding to calls from the defence team that the trial should be stopped on the grounds that the evidence was weak and inconclusive.

PPI should be stopped for 7 days.

It is boycotting a commission chaired by Mr Hague, the leader of the House of Commons, looking into whether Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish MPs should be stopped from voting on matters exclusively affecting England or whether English MPs should be given an enhanced role in the legislative process.

The tea producer may choose when the oxidation should be stopped, which depends on the desired qualities in the final tea as well as the weather conditions (heat and humidity).

After the baby has received 7 days of insulin the infusion should be stopped at midnight on Study Day 7. If the baby has additional 20% dextrose running as well as the insulin then the insulin should be stopped first and the 20% dextrose weaned of over a period of several hours.

No one, of course, should be stopped by a police officer on the basis of skin color or ethnic origin.

On the most basic humanitarian level, IS is something that should be stopped, whatever your thoughts may be on the way to achieve that.