Sentence examples for stop taking part from inspiring English sources

The Westchester County executive, Andrew J. Spano, said yesterday that county officials would stop taking part in drills of the Indian Point nuclear plant's evacuation plan until the plant's owner takes them more seriously.

In a recent paper about diversity and opportunity in higher education, Princeton sociology professor Marta Tienda and co-author Sigal Alon of Tel Aviv University made two recommendations that border on heresy in the college admission world: To improve diversity, selective colleges should stop taking part in college rankings and de-emphasize the SAT.

First, it will check if it has to stop taking part in the relaying process.

Firstly, we must stop taking part in it.

We also know that girls are now far more likely to stop taking part in a debate or conversation online, for fear of being criticized.

We also know that girls are now far more likely to stop taking part in a debate or conversation online, for fear of being criticised.

Goldstein was involved in other desire drug trials, then stopped taking part in them for a while, out of disappointment and frustration.

The baby remained on anti-HIV therapy for 18 months, but treatment was discontinued when the mother temporarily stopped taking part in follow-up care.

So, fearing for my family and my old parents' safety, I stopped taking part in the protests: but the situation in Syria was getting so bad, and I was worried my family would be killed in random shootings.

Five senators from the governing Lavalas Family party have stopped taking part in Parliament in order to help break a political impasse that resulted from their disputed election last May, party officials said today.

DETROIT — The government's "cash for clunkers" program is proving to be so painful and such a financial burden for auto dealers that some have stopped taking part, despite its early popularity and success.