Sentence examples for to stop assisting from inspiring English sources

In it, a voice playing over Mr. bin Laden's picture says that it is a matter of justice for Europeans to stop assisting the "oppression" of Afghans.

THE prestigious law firm King & Spalding has not fully explained its decision this week to stop assisting Congress in defending the law that forbids federal recognition of same-sex marriage.

They have been helping us with the preparations ever since we started and they are not about to stop assisting us".

"One thing they could do if they are actually worried about rising Islamism in Russia is to stop assisting a government that has killed 85,000 Muslims," Schake said, referring to the latest estimate of civil war dead from the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.

A15 Death Penalty Warning to U.S. France told Washington that it might stop assisting the investigation of Zacarias Moussaoui, a French citizen accused of conspiracy in the Sept. 11 attacks, if the United States sought the death penalty for him.

As he learns the verbal command, stop assisting the action and begin to use an accompanying hand signal.

Mr. Kerry shed little light on the crucial issue of whether Pakistan would stop assisting the Haqqani network, whose forces keep sanctuaries in Pakistan's tribal areas and cross into Afghanistan to kill American and NATO soldiers.

But the question remains: How can companies stop assisting authoritarian governments, inadvertently or otherwise?

By early 2011, shortly after Silk Road launched, Bates issued an ultimatum, telling Ulbricht he would stop assisting unless he explained what the project was.

Mr. Hamza, who stopped assisting the photographer Steven Klein around the same time as Yadim went freelance, has worked with him a lot.

The European Parliament's economic and monetary affairs committee has also urged EU commissioner Olli Rehn to explain the banks' role, and to specify what action he plans to take "to stop banks assisting European governments in hiding public debt", Arlene McCarthy, the committee's vice-president said recently.