Sentence examples for stop examining from inspiring English sources

Judge Dora L. Irizarry ordered the authorities to stop examining the seized materials until Oct. 16, pending further orders.

That doesn't mean, however, they should stop examining everything she says (or doesn't say) and everything she does (or doesn't do).

Often, when our attention gets diverted to trying to fix other people, we stop examining where and how we can shift ourselves.

I knew I had a true comrade-in-arms when I once tried to explain to her my wife's concern about a persistent rash, and she cut me off, saying, "Well, I suppose you could call this a rash, but frankly, I'm underwhelmed... Tell your wife I said to stop examining her own children".

We also report on performance of a possible stopping criterion for determining when to stop examining ranked documents.

Indeed, as our experiments show, 'reasonable' mechanisms for deciding when to stop examining results (such as a continuous run of a thousand irrelevant documents) lead to ranked retrieval having rather worse performance than Boolean searching.

Under the schedule, UK police can stop, examine and search passengers at ports, airports and international rail terminals.

In an interview for BBC Radio 4's World At One programme, Lib Dem peer Lord MacDonald said the section of the law that allows the police to stop, examine and search passengers at ports and airports, with no requirement for reasonable suspicion, was "problematic" and "not very practical in terms of catching people involved in terrorism".

"Smoking marijuana forced me to stop, examine, scrutinise and criticise each step before proceeding.

"Smoking marijuana forced me to stop, examine, scrutinize, and criticize each step before proceeding.

Western observers of Beijing, enraptured by the glitz of China, have long stopped examining the decay of the party that runs it.