It could have been stopped with the right -- whatever.
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Silva was brutally stopped with strikes in all the losses.
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The attacks on Bloomberg have not stopped with Warren. Sen.
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The "Generes" queen hasn't stopped with a one-time donation spree.
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Human rights violations can't be stopped with a corporate rebranding exercise.
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Violence can't be completely stopped with building design or urban planning.
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Maybe it's time we stopped with the pearl-clutching over video games.
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And she hasn't stopped with her loyalty to the film since then.
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With Bush's lies, the buck often stopped with Vice President Dick Cheney.
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And then the relation never stopped, with him and his marvelous collaborators.
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It is an ANC project that can only be stopped with its removal.
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In this particular chain, the measles stopped with the vaccinated 21-year-old.
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When we were in Northern Africa, that&aposs when I stopped with Panetta.
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That trend is unlikely to be stopped with or without the rule, analysts said.
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However, Aldo hasn't stopped with talking to the press about McGregor since Saturday night.
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It could have been stopped, it could have been stopped with the right, whatever.
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The fighting stopped with an armistice that has left the peninsula technically at war.
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LOS ANGELES — The True Detective Season 2 buck has stopped with HBO boss Michael Lombardo.
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When Adele stopped her performance in tribute to George Michael, our hearts stopped with her.
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The driver realized too late that the bus was stopped with arm extended, police said.
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Story then hit a sharp single that Machado stopped with a dive to his right.
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In 2016, the airport did not keep a record of those stopped with the substance.
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Cage stopped with the help of a tree he hit, losing a tire in the process.
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Looking at Jefferson's words writ HUGE behind his statue, I kinda stopped with my mouth open.
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His quickness gave him a pair of short-handed breakaway opportunities that Korpisalo stopped with saves.
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A bronze Forester—Willa stopped with abrupt significance, Andrew and Brian stopping a few paces behind.
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After all, before DNA testing became commonplace, our investigation would have stopped with this family narrative.
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Unlike Soviet aggression in 1947, none of these emerging realities can be stopped with an army.
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After ditching the chair, several songs were started and stopped, with Mason's back often to the crowd.
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Months later, a second German was stopped with 17 earless monitor lizards at the West Kalimantan airport.
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Abdominal bleeding can also be stopped with the device, if it is pushed higher into the aorta.
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Supporters believe alcohol-fuelled violence in Sydney is an epidemic that needed to be stopped with government intervention.
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Around the time I turned 30, he stopped with financial help, and I was fully on my own.
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Drones seem to pose a growing threat to prison authorities because they can't be stopped with nets or fences.
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It shows how things spread and how hard it is for things to be truly stopped with one measure.
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Los Angeles rebounded from having its 22-game winning streak stopped with a home loss to Dallas on Sunday.
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Los Angeles rebounded from having its 10-game winning streak stopped with a home loss to Dallas on Sunday.
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I needed that TV. I stopped with the stir fry and tried everything I could to resuscitate my trusty friend.
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They might not be stopped with a literal wall — they are more likely to arrive legally and overstay their visa.
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That streak stopped with the release of the Apple Watch last year, though executives maintain that sales have exceeded expectations.
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The game was stopped with B.C. leading by 03-0 with 5 minutes 8 seconds remaining in the first quarter.
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"Any provocations against United Russia must be stopped with the full force of the law," Mr. Davydov told Mrs. Zabbarova.
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Morgan Frost fired a slap shot, which Andersen bobbled and then ultimately stopped with 163 seconds left in the first.
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Gruss said Meltdown was the more serious problem in the short term but could be decisively stopped with software patches.
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The world's steady countdown to zero since 2012 has stopped, with cases this year already surpassing those in 2017 (see chart).
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It's funny, because I used to be very political on Twitter, and I've almost completely stopped with that kind of thing.
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One group of participants was instructed to lift to failure, while the other group stopped with a few reps to spare.
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Nunes-Tucker tells PEOPLE she had stopped with Jared for some sangria at a café on the popular La Rambla street.
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While experts believed the tradition stopped with Nixon, we learned in 19733 that President Reagan recorded telephone conversations with foreign leaders.
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"As the chief executive of a department of nearly 5,000 employees, the buck stopped with me," Harris said in a statement.
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Rakell outskated Edmonton's Leon Draisaitl and put a backhanded shot on net, which goaltender Mikko Koskinen stopped with his right pad.
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Faeldon's lawyer, Jose Diño, told Reuters his client took no bribes from inmates, but accepted that the buck stopped with him.
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Updating shareholders, Hoettges said the clock on a 180-day review of the deal was currently stopped with 58 days to go.
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The first movement, "Ondine," had a "wonderful sense of singing melody while the waves never stopped with such grace — effortless," he said.
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The buck stopped with Ghosn: If a vehicle was a hit, he took credit, but if it failed, he accepted the blame.
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Referees whistled Dunn for a technical foul for shoving Napier after play had stopped with 83:28 remaining in the second quarter.
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Still, there are analysts who counter that the U.S. gas export boom is something that cannot be stopped — with or without China.
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Season five ended with the riot being stopped with force and the characters being split up and transferred to several other prisons.
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"He's basically trying to say that the buck pretty much stopped with him," said House Oversight Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings, a Maryland Democrat.
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According to the statement, Davis was in the front passenger seat when the car was stopped, with another person in the driver's seat.
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When I stopped with the heroin—this was, God, 30 years ago—I expected the aches, the illness, the craving deep as bones.
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"I love it," said Steve Woyicki, 43, who stopped with his daughter on their bicycle ride so Kate, 7, could see the ship.
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After saving three set points, Djokovic closed it out before play was stopped with him leading, 6-4, 3-6, 123-6 (9).
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Other studies have found that sightings of raccoons, opossums, and bobcats have nearly stopped, with the snakes the prime suspect in their disappearances.
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Come next Wednesday, lets see how what sort of mental gymnastics are required to explain that terrorism can't be stopped with a fucking hashtag.
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Scantily clad women, rappers leaning over low-angle cameras, and a semi-incoherent premise that started and stopped with someone having a decent idea.
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Those who challenged it proved that members of minorities were stopped with a frequency far in excess of their percentage of the city's population.
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But that trend stopped with President Barack Obama, who lost there in a close contest in 2008 and by a wider margin in 2012.
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The clock stopped with 2.5 seconds remaining as Reaves launched a shot that was grabbed by Manek, whose miss set up Hill's tip-in.
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Breakers boss Matt Walsh, whose leadership has been under heavy scrutiny after his recent clash with NBL officialdom, said the buck stopped with him.
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The downdraft for emerging market currencies stopped, with the South African rand, Russian ruble and Mexican peso, a proxy for emerging market currencies, all rising.
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Had that been the case, however, he could have stopped with the two women and the dog — whose peculiarly brooding expression alone complicates the eroticism.
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Candida auris is a drug-resistant fungus that has learned to evolve so quickly it can't always be stopped with the antifungal treatments available today.
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Sixteen-year-old Calli Vanderaa was shot in the parking lot of the convenience store last October, where she had stopped with a few friends.
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In Nairobi, traffic stopped with people gathering in bars and anywhere with television screens as national hero Kipchoge closed in on completing the stunning achievement.
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Diabolical, invisible weapons lurking to strike innocent civilians can now be exposed and stopped with an ingenious device built from Legos, a smartphone and free software.
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There was enough latency in the system so that if required the product could be stopped with ease just by applying extra pressure on the head.
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He allowed two horrendous goals in a span of 2:06 midway through the first period that could have been stopped with a properly timed fart.
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Lightning and heavy rain moved into area, and the game was stopped with four seconds left in the third quarter and Central Florida leading 51-23.
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If the world stopped with laws No. 1 and 2, we would be stuck in this doom loop that would tip us toward monopoly and tyranny.
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But even getting to the grid proved beyond his Red Bull, which stopped with a gearbox sensor problem as he lapped the lakeside circuit before the start.
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It was stopped with 12,000 pounds of cocaine aboard, but Coast Guard personnel were only able to offload about 1,100 pounds because of concerns about its stability.
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Finally, he just kept on and kept on and he said, "Loretta, just stop for a minute," Finally, I stopped and the other girls stopped with me.
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Motley Crue was performing at Staple's Center in downtown L.A. when his signature roller coaster just stopped with Tommy and his drum set hanging in mid air.
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Last week the snickering stopped with new reports that the hackers struck a second bank, and possibly others—though authorities won't say if those heists were equally successful.
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The downdraft for emerging market currencies stopped, with the South African rand ZAR=, Russian ruble RUB= and Mexican peso MXN=, a proxy for emerging market currencies, all rising.
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She recalled one day when Mr. Sanders, a former cross-country star, ran laps with Levi around the high school track until the 9-year-old stopped with exhaustion.
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This is a backup window after the first attempt was scrubbed on Sunday, following a computer abort of the launch when the countdown stopped with just 10 seconds left.
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Mr. Trump could be stopped with just a single-word change requiring the nominee to receive a supermajority of votes at the convention rather than the majority currently required.
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The Obama administration had faced a similar lawsuit before it decided in late 2009 to start to make visitor logs public, a practice that stopped with Mr. Trump's arrival.
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The fine, which stopped with the strikers' dismissals, was more than $4 million, greater than the assets of the union, the Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization, known as Patco.
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Though the Weeknd did appear visibly miffed at one point, their lip-locking never stopped — with the singer planting a sweet kiss on his girlfriend's nose in one adorable moment.
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In an interview with ESPN Briles said he's aware "bad things" happened during his tenure in Waco ... and now realizes he failed the school, because the buck stopped with him.
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Ninety percent of penetration can be stopped with fundamental practices that most people aren't following, like employee training, two-factor authorization, changing passwords and fixing USB ports so they can't download.
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The girl was stopped with her cousin, a legal permanent resident, at a border patrol checkpoint on the way from their home in Laredo, Texas to the hospital in Corpus Christi.
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There were no reports of any shots being fired and state broadcaster RAI later said a man had been stopped with a toy gun at a different train station in the city.
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Or, to be accurate, almost fifteen; the fight was stopped with less than twenty seconds to go, not that that made any difference to Wepner's raucous supporters, especially in Bayonne, New Jersey.
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The repatriation of remains could be followed by stronger North Korean demands for fast-tracked discussions to formally end the war, which was stopped with an armistice and not a peace treaty.
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If I had stopped with Rafa overnight, that clearly would have been big news, but I really didn't think me deciding to focus on the academy next year would be big news.
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A further factor is that the sharp decline in China's port inventories SH-TOT-IRONINV appears to have stopped, with stockpiles holding around the 115 million tonne level for the past three weeks.
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Tony Cheng, a freelance correspondent for Chinese state broadcaster CGTN, told CNN he was charged Monday night with possessing "war weapons" after being stopped with German colleague Florian Witulski at Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport.
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The peloton and the breakaway were stopped with the bunch then allowed to catch up with the escapees who were then allowed to ride on until they had regained their three-minute gap.
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Several times the cello expressively landed on a movement's final note in ways that spoke of comfort or resignation, while the partnering dancer stopped with one sneaker-clad foot hovering in the air.
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When the race was then stopped with Bernal racing away on the downhill, organizers decided the riders' timings to the top of the Iseran climb would be used to determine the overall standings.
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They had no idea the amount of crime, the amount of drugs, the amount of human trafficking, which can be stopped with a proper system — BAKER: So set the table for emergency declaration.
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He asserts that if the record store-working "haters had their way, Black Eyed Peas would have stopped with 'Joints & Jam,'" denying us all the other, uh, gems they've released in that song's wake.
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Bouteflika resigned on April 2 amid mass demonstrations against his two decade rule, and the protests have not stopped, with activists seeking the departure of Prime Minister Nouredibe Bedoui and interim president Abdelkader Bensalah.
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INVENTORIES STABILISE A further factor is that the sharp decline in China's port inventories appears to have stopped, with stockpiles holding around the 115 million tonne level for the past three weeks.
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Ultimately, politicians and industrialized agriculture and [the agribusiness giant] Monsanto will not be stopped with any greater force than a consumer who votes with their dollar, who supports the kind of farms that they want to see.
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Houthi spokesman Mohammed Abdul-Salam said on Monday the movement had long been ready for a dialogue to bring peace to Yemen and stability to the entire region, but the violence had not stopped with the ceasefire.
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I remember the day I came out, I stopped with my sister to get some gas and I walked up to this computer-operated pump and just thought, 'How in the world am I going to do this?
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Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel was ninth of the 10 drivers on track in the morning, although teams were running on different fuel levels, but stopped with engine trouble 2-1/2 hours into the session with 40 laps done.
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China's imports of U.S. coal, which were subjected to a 25 percent tariff last year, have slumped but not completely stopped, with three cargoes due to arrive in May, up from two in April and matching three for March.
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From stereotyping a black reporter to pandering to white supremacists after they held a violent rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, to cracking a joke about the Trail of Tears, Trump hasn't stopped with the racist acts after his 2016 election.
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In 2016, Grossman wrote a book titled Assassination Generation: Video Games, Aggression, and the Psychology of Killing, in which he argues that video games were creating a generation of violent murderers who could only be stopped with more guns.
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Nash kept the puck the whole way on a break alongside Jimmy Vesey and fired a shot that Bernier slowed but never fully stopped, with the puck trickling through his legs to give the Rangers a 1-0 lead.
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READ: Driver stopped with alligator foot sticking out of dashboard Weidenhamer said he and Little League coach Miguel Estrada hit the alligator and struggled to pull the boy from its powerful jaws as others began beating the animal with canoe paddles.
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At that point, McConnell will turn to the nuclear option by essentially declaring from the Senate floor that from now on filibusters of Supreme Court nominees can be stopped with 51 votes not 60, as has been the case for decades.
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According to a scathing post on investment website Seeking Alpha, top exec Sardar Biglari told shareholders that the flailing chain could save up to a million dollars every year, if it just stopped with that whole cherry-on-top thing.
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After a quick start to 2020, with companies rushing to the market to reprice their debt, issuance has virtually stopped with at least 14 deals, about US$19.25bn in loans, in the US being pulled since February 28, according to Refinitiv LPC data.
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A dam has burst: Women began telling their stories—the first lending momentum to those that came after — and we haven't stopped, with stories of harassment and assault coming, not just from Hollywood, but from academia, from the art world, from domestic and farm workers.
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READ: A death row inmate's execution was stopped with just hours to go In Moore's case, Fresenius Kabi, a German pharmaceutical company, sued the state and the Nebraska Department of Correctional Services director over allegations that they'd obtained the drugs to stop Moore's heart illegally.
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One of those things is power: If the sage had held the sword and the power of life and death with it, it's easy to imagine his interlocutor would have been less eager to turn to violence, and their interaction would have stopped with the insult.
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Her office took positions during Harris's tenure that will likely come back to bite her, particularly when lawyers for her office argued that reducing prison populations would deplete a pool of affordable labor (Harris has denounced the argument but has also acknowledged the buck stopped with her).
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Otherworldly objects — a bouquet of flowers and fingers, a champagne bottle stopped with the end of a hot dog, supersize cigarettes stubbed out in a ashtray as big as a dinner plate, all pale as raw dough — dry on a shelf, resembling cakes waiting to be baked.
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In his first address to the nation from the Oval Office, Trump pressured Democrats to grant his request for $5.7 billion in wall funding by accusing the party of ignoring what he claims is an influx of drugs and criminals that can only be stopped with a wall.
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When the destruction of the landscape stopped with the fall of East Germany, those living closest to the pits had won the lottery: After billions of euros of cleanup, the pits were converted into large lakes, and the lakefront land became some of the most expensive real estate in the region.
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But despite the pronounced emphasis on interactivity, Noble argues interaction is merely a means to achieve a larger end, not the goal of the exhibition itself: "If my work stopped with interaction as its primary message, then I would feel concerned that I am only making toys for pleasurable entertainment," Noble explains.
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Sometimes, as late as 32 or 34 weeks (that would be just shy of eight months pregnant), Gunter said these serious birth defects can lead to a procedure called dilation and extraction, which requires " fetal cardiac activity stopped with an injection into the uterus," but this procedure becomes more difficult the further along the pregnancy.
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Following a rough UFC debut against soon to be champion, Cain Velasquez in which Ben Rothwell was stopped with blows while held against the fence (the bout which saw Dana White dub Steve Mazagatti 'the worst referee in the history of combat sports'), Rothwell found himself in a streak of so-so fights with mixed results.
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Details: He left an ICE detention center in Pearsall, Texas, after being transferred there following 3 weeks in a Border Patrol facility, per AP. Galicia, who's from the border city of Edinburg, Texas, was stopped with his Mexico-born brother Marlon Galicia, 17, and friends at a checkpoint and detained despite having a state ID, the New York Times notes.
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If you've heard of Kris Kobach, it's probably because of his endless crusade to convince people that every election brings a wave of illegal votes -- undocumented immigrants streaming to the polls, dead people voting, people voting in multiple states -- and this scourge on our democracy can only be stopped with laws that put hurdles in front of the exercise of the franchise.
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