Sentence examples for stop engage from inspiring English sources

So the car is probably the perfect vessel — there's a sense of movement, of free will, while being close enough to the ground to see things, stop, engage, and move on.

He also urged the party to stop engaging in the "politics of the sixth form college".

The time has come for the governments that represent us to stop engaging with Israeli lies and excuses.

Sex partners have the right to stop engaging in sexual activity at any time, a new state law says.

"Authorities should effectively prosecute homophobic violence, and the authorities should stop engaging in and tolerating anti-LGBT discrimination".

My feminism is not about denouncing other feminists, so I resolve to stop engaging with those who do.

This has been a particular problem in Cambodia, where NGOs and child protection services have been pleading with tourists to stop engaging with "orphanage tourism".

Ukip leadership favourite Steven Woolfe has called on his party to stop engaging in "politics of the sixth form college" if it wants to get serious about winning elections.

There are always a few extremists around, but broadly speaking, the number of "religiously motivated business owners" who will stop engaging in business if told that they must give their employees health insurance that covers Plan B will be vanishingly small.

Mr. Annan, going beyond the statement, called on Israel "not to use disproportionate force in civilian areas," to stop demolitions of Palestinian homes and to stop engaging in "extra-judicial killings".

A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order yesterday directing mechanics at United Airlines to stop engaging in what the airline asserted was an orchestrated campaign that had forced it to cancel scores of flights in recent days.