Sentence examples for stop event from inspiring English sources
StubHub has spoken of its concern that "there are still insufficient legal safeguards to stop event organisers using row and seat number details to cancel without compensation tickets offered for resale".
The possum is actually lowered slowly and then set free after the event, but that didn't appease People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, which sued to try and stop event coordinators from using a live possum.
If a stop event is detected the previous device containing context data is detached and the device change is committed via libvirt, which proceeds to propagate the virtual hardware change at the hypervisor level.
If you stop events that aren't particularly and directly threatened, you're just succumbing to terrorism and they succeed.
We all know that the filming of an event can change the way the event unfolds, but, in the case of Alex's project, her hysteria and her social inappropriateness tend only to stop events in their tracks.
And what would be left of the EU's foreign-policy ambitions without the global diplomatic network and armed forces of the British All this may stop events from spinning out of control.
In this purpose, we consider the structural product architecture and the different use cases that correspond to the operational states and downtimes due to stop events that may happen during the utilization like failures, maintenance tasks and accidents.
He identifies three approaches that a friendly civilization might take to help humanity: Intervention only to avert catastrophe: this would involve occasional limited intervention to stop events that could destroy human civilization completely, such as nuclear war or asteroid impact.
Jan . 26 -eb. 1 was National School Choice week and there were oFeb.ial "whistle stop" events held in Jackson and Birmingham that saw educators, reformers, politicians, students and parents in attendance - all in support of greater school choice options in the state of Mississippi.
Disappointing results have been observed in the Facilitated Intervention with Enhanced Reperfusion Speed to Stop Events (FINESSE) trial, recently presented at the 2007 annual meeting of the European Society of Cardiology.
Later, if the buffer runs out (download bandwidth < video rate), the video stops (event known as stalling) and the player waits until the buffer is re-filled again.
