Sentence examples for to stop states from inspiring English sources

It is in our national interest to stop states from failing, and to stop genocide.

As recently as last year, the federal government changed a law to stop states charging for undergraduate studies.

Last week brought a wave of good news in the battle to stop states and cities from enforcing harsh, discriminatory immigration laws.

In a column titled "India, interrupted," the same paper wrote of the need to stop states from overdrawing from the electrical grid to prevent persistent power outages.

Washington wants tougher controls to stop states acquiring the bomb, while Tehran seeks to focus the meeting on the need for the existing nuclear powers to disarm.

"It is not surprising that the pharmaceutical lobbyists have filed a lawsuit to stop states from prudently managing the cost of care," she said.

People retain the ability to seek injunctions to stop state officials from violating the law.

Mr da Silva would be less afraid of intervening, for instance to stop state-controlled Petrobras buying foreign-made oil platforms.

Labour will pledge to stop state schools employing unqualified teachers - and promise to bring an end to the current Government's "ideological obsession" with school structures.

As Syriza's 149 lawmakers met to discuss Mr Varoufakis's list of reforms, Mr Lafazanis repeated threats to stop state property being sold.

Open Magazine, in a piece creatively titled "Dark Nights (and Days)," pointed to the central government's inability to stop state governments from overdrawing electricity.