Sentence examples for stop commercial from inspiring English sources
He has attacked the City for its "financial nationalism" and berated the Bank of England for trying to stop commercial banks from selling their loans to third parties.
The airport was able to continue operating on a generator until 8 40 p.m., Mr. Brenner said, when a wider power failure occurred, forcing the airport to stop commercial takeoffs and divert landings.
Frank E. Pallone Jr., a Democrat from the Sixth Congressional District, put up a fight for the state's beleaguered sports fishermen by introducing a bill to stop commercial fishing of striped bass in United States waters.
At a meeting in Paris in June, four former Soviet states on the Caspian agreed to stop commercial harvesting of caviar sturgeon until they adopted unified programs to survey sturgeon stocks, set quotas and stop poaching.
Politicians will sometimes argue that blocking will stop deliberate access or that it will stop accidental access to sites or that the aim is to stop commercial distribution of illegal images.
It makes it more difficult for people to enjoy their legally purchased content – your daughter being a case in point – but it does nothing to stop commercial pirates from flooding markets with counterfeit DVDs.
A crying shame it had stopped commercial flights after three years.A man sat down at his table, cradling a beer.
Norway has never stopped commercial whale hunts, exercising a treaty right to object to a 1985 ban.
No link has been found between the women who became infected after stopping commercial sex and their condom use or sex practices.
Eyjafjallajokull, in Iceland, which erupted in April, stopping commercial flights over the Atlantic and Europe for a week, is at a junction where the plates are growing and moving apart, as magma wells up from deep in the Earth.
The other, called "reach rule", stops commercial television networks from broadcasting to more than 75% of Australia's population.Both rules stem from an age when three media dynasties the Murdoch, Packer and Fairfax families controlled Australia's richest and most influential newspapers and commercial television networks.
