Sentence examples for to stop leveraging from inspiring English sources

"Now is not the time to stop leveraging," he said.

The plan is designed to stop leverage tactics by the Unite union, notably in a dispute in Grangemouth where the union demonstrated outside the homes of senior managers.

The debate over the NSA is entirely hypothetical; the public has no evidence on how surveillance has been abused or leveraged to stop terrorists.

No less important, he may not have much leverage to stop them from defying him in Washington.

Chun asserted that, even though "Japan's preference" was to keep Korea divided, Tokyo lacked the leverage to stop reunification in the event the DPRK collapses.

Mr. Curry argues that he had no leverage to stop development or influence its aesthetics, so long as builders were not asking for property to be re-zoned.

But the North's occupation of the contested border region of Abyei this month could reignite the conflict between North and South — unless foreign powers, especially China, use their leverage to stop it.

Those countries that support warring sides in Syria must use their leverage to stop the use of explosive weapons in populated areas, to stop the use of barrel bombs, to bring perpetrators to justice.

The international community and especially the United States must use all their leverage to stop the killing by the Libyan leader of his own people, and they must not abandon the revolutionaries of Libya and other Middle East and North African countries as they make the transition from dictatorship.

He could have been using Britain's leverage to stop the threat to our services and rights in the secretive Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) negotiations; to build human rights and environmental protection into future trade treaties; and halt the pressure from Brussels to deregulate and privatise public services.

In past administrations, government procurement was used as leverage to stop deeply entrenched patterns of racism in hiring and promotion.