Sentence examples for stop suspected from inspiring English sources

We can now stop suspected breaches in their tracks before they can escalate into serious incidents.

Soldiers manning check points may also be disinclined to stop suspected suicide bombers and get killed in the process.

Troops are deployed on the Libyan border to stop suspected terrorist groups bringing in men and equipment.

The Freedom Caucus also criticized the rushed approval process for parts of the bill, which was released two days after nationwide protests by House Democrats, who had slammed Republicans for doing nothing to stop suspected terrorists from buying guns.

Critics of the Bush administration's Iraq policy, for instance, have sued the government to learn how their names ended up on a "no fly" list used to stop suspected terrorists from boarding planes.

Its successes include an Arizona law that required cops to stop suspected undocumented immigrants, major increases in spending on immigration enforcement, and the blocking of congressional efforts to ban private prisons.

The coded assumption of such accusations, of course, is that Obama is somehow disloyal, not a real American — playing to those who seem never to stop suspecting he is a Muslim himself.

And airlines could be fined if they did not comply with the UK's requirement to screen passengers and stop suspects from boarding planes.

Some of these reasons for suspicion are plainly absurd, suggesting that there's no particular rationale to the generalizations used by D.E.A. agents in stopping suspected drug smugglers.

** Some of these reasons for suspicion are plainly absurd, suggesting that there's no particular rationale to the generalizations used by D.E.A. agents in stopping suspected drug smugglers.

One seeks to reinstate a ban on high-capacity gun magazines; another would close the so-called gun show loophole, which permits some people who buy guns at gun shows to avoid background checks otherwise required by federal law; the last would close gaps in the law that prevent the government from stopping suspected terrorists from buying firearms or explosives.