Sentence examples for stopped from using the from inspiring English sources

And they cannot be stopped from using the acronym pomo, for postmodern, as an adjective, noun and verb.

In 1985 local authorities were forced to sell off council housing and were stopped from using the money raised through sales to build more housing.

How could asylum-seekers be stopped from using the shelters for two weeks, being kicked out, and then returning while promising to co-operate again?

Prof Frank Kelly said children should be stopped from using the playground during school hours to reduce their exposure to the smog that is affecting south-east England and is expected to spread to the Midlands and East Anglia.

Consider the Muslim schoolgirl cornered by a group of people who told her: "Get out, we voted leave," or the eastern Europeans allegedly stopped from using the London Underground with shouts of "Go back to your own country".

For months right into the autumn, a ragtag of protesters, together with what the council calls "genuine" rough sleepers, played a grim game of cat and mouse with the authorities, setting up camp in various prominent locations, including outside the recently restored Central Library, where they made headlines after being stopped from using the loos.

Traffic has been stopped from using a section of the A344 next to the stones, in Wiltshire.

You used to see top-down selling from CEO to the troops; now employees can't be stopped from using what they want, from LinkedIn and Facebook to Androids and iPads; it would be crazy for employers to try and stop their staff from using the devices and services they want.

This has not stopped him from using the coup to crack down on his opponents.

But that hasn't stopped police from using the test widely.

(However, that had not stopped him from using the picture, albeit briefly, as his Twitter profile image).