Sentence examples for term to stop from inspiring English sources

Mr Lukashenko - who often accuses the US, the west and Russia of meddling in Belarussian affairs - said he wants a third term to stop outside forces taking control.

It makes the true intent of the partial-birth abortion ban clear: the point is not (in the short term) to stop seemingly brutal fetal deaths, but rather to make all abortions as burdensome, as difficult and as emotionally and physically trying for women — and for doctors — as possible.

Apple can't win the fight over the long term, but they sure are willing to say and do anything in the short term to stop the advance of Google.

In this, from World War II to the winning of the Cold War, to the push during the Bush first term to stop the old axis of evil in its tracks, American influence and might has long served the world well.

"They the need to show that they're serious by taking concrete steps in the short term to stop funding the fossil fuels that they say we need to get off," he told VICE News.

So we need to intensify prevention in the long term to stop this epidemic.

The gangs have offered to extend the pact's terms, to stop recruiting in schools and to cease telephone extortion (a phishing-type ruse, conducted from prison).

Lund received a text message from a high school friend that told him in plain terms to stop playing the role of a victim.

Without taking sides on the contractual dispute between Hachette and Amazon, we encourage Amazon in the strongest possible terms to stop harming the livelihood of the authors on whom it has built its business".

Both sides' public statements about their commercial negotiations follow an open letter from hundreds of mainstream writers, including Stephen King, Donna Tartt and Philip Pullman, calling on Amazon "in the strongest possible terms to stop harming the livelihood of the authors on whom it has built its business".

O'Brien also publicly called on the Security Council to "request all parties – in no uncertain terms – to stop any denial of access and facilitate life-saving needs immediately".