Sentence examples for stopping the right from inspiring English sources

That meant stopping "the right people at the right time, the right location," the deputy inspector, Christopher McCormack, said.

The ambiguity in how the phrase "stopping the right people" is used by police commanders, and how it may be interpreted by patrol officers, was evident in the recordings played in court.

The Islamists said the tent would be removed over their dead bodies, and muttered darkly about papal conspiracies stopping "the right of Muslims to build a mosque on Muslim land".

Finally they stopped the right man.

A wrong decision in the past shouldn't stop the right thing being done now.

None of this stopped the right from denouncing him as a socialist.

Not that the gravity of this moment will necessarily stop the right from using the same playbook as last time.

But that didn't stop the right from mounting an all-out smear campaign against him and his family.

That of course has not stopped the right from crowing that the Obama turnabout has proved that Mr Bush was right all along.

The hearing also heard a secret recording of South Bronx deputy inspector Christopher McCormack telling a subordinate to stop "the right people at the right time, the right location", and focus stop-and-frisks on "male blacks" between 14 and 21.

"What the Gaffer could do better than any batsman ever was twirl his bat so that it ALWAYS stopped the right way round," says Mike Selvey.