Sentence examples for strive to stop from inspiring English sources

Rupert Murdoch will surely strive to stop that happening, but the wind is behind the Mail, is it not?

Mental-heath experts and child-welfare advocates say that the abused very often become abusers, a cycle experts strive to stop through treatment.

In this Rockland County hamlet, where she spent the morning talking to students at Valley Cottage Elementary School, she said she would strive to "stop children from killing each other and stop guns from getting into the wrong hands".

That's what they can do and that's what we will strive to stop them from doing".

While the optimal length of antibiotic therapy for critically ill patients with VAP due to non-fermenting Gram-negative bacilli remains an unsolved issue [ 52], clinicians should strive to stop therapy as soon as possible.

The Prophet Mohammed (PBUHP) strived to stop heinous crimes of female infanticide and sexual slavery.

Brahimi's spokesman Ahmad Fawzi said: "We are striving to stop the bloodbath in Syria".

Antiwar activists strove to stop the Vietnam War to halt the senseless deaths of American soldiers as well as Vietnamese.

WITH the help of the IMF and other multilateral agencies, Uruguay's President Jorge Batlle has been striving to stop his tiny country succumbing to contagion from its neighbour Argentina, which is in a deep depression after defaulting on its debts.

While Mr. Gliedman was commissioner, from 1979 to 1986, New York was moving away from building large developments in deteriorating sections, instead striving to stop deterioration in neighborhoods that remained livable and to put up small-scale residential housing.

As the legend has it, an outraged old guard personified by folk's elder statesman Pete Seeger strove to stop the show – Seeger supposedly attempting to chop through the power cables with an axe – while fans erupted in a conflicted cacophony of boos, cheers and protests against the sheer volume of the performance, as much as what it signified.