Or fester like a sore

And halt them, to be questioned

And halt them, to be questioned

But we can halt and reverse that trend.

The second challenge is to halt climate change.

And halt them so that they may be questioned.

And halt them so that they may be questioned.

(b) To halt without delay the use of landmines

It is indeed an evil halt and an evil abode

It is indeed an evil halt and an evil abode

And yet it has been allowed to slow almost to a halt.

We therefore urge that measures be intensified to halt such undesirable effects.

The Committee must therefore redouble its efforts to halt the Israeli plans.

For I am ready to halt, and my sorrow is continually before me.

For I am ready to halt, and my sorrow is continually before me.

It urges all parties to armed conflict to halt immediately such intolerable practices.

Natural disasters could halt economic development and inevitably the poorest sectors were affected.

Well, from there, unfortunately, in 2004, the project came to a halt. Many political reasons.

But without more funding now, officials said Thursday, the research would halt in its tracks.

As the train came to a halt, all of the passengers wondered what was happening.

The NPT was crucial to efforts to halt the vertical and horizontal proliferation of nuclear weapons.

He urged the international community to find ways to halt the killing and protect the vulnerable.

There's an old African proverb that goes When spider webs unite, they can halt even the lion.

Common injuries can lead to decades of pain, until our joints quite literally grind to a halt.

But has Earth Hour actually done anything to halt  or even slow  global warming? Not so much.

But has Earth Hour actually done anything to halt or even slow global warming? Not so much.

But we all know that to halt the pandemic, urgent and effective action must be taken now.

Every effort must be made to halt this odious practice and to bring the perpetrators to justice.

In that connection, I would like to commend the efforts of NGOs to halt the social crisis.

America s strategic pivot to Asia adds more tension. The longer these frictions fester, the greater the risk of an accident or miscalculation leading to a military response culminating in the ultimate break up nightmare.

We agreed we'd speak up in our own communities when we witnessed the kind of otherizing talk that can wound and fester into paranoia and then be used by those on the fringes to incite.

Obviously, as these examples suggest, new does not necessarily mean better, but simply different and more modern. Indeed, modernization by no means implies a solution to the conflicts that continue to fester in the region.

International cooperation has been expanded in an effort to halt the spread of prostitution and trafficking in women.

We can halve global poverty and halt the spread of major known diseases in the next 10 years.

Further enforcement and cooperation are still required from all States involved to bring such activities to a halt.

Netanyahu thinks that he can build a fence and let the problem simply fester forever. But one should heed the words of Langston Hughes famous poem, which became a refrain of the US civil rights movement.

If we're able to unite our third side webs of peace, we can even halt the lion of war.

His country's numerous appeals to OSCE to halt illegal activities in the occupied territories of Azerbaijan had been neglected.

In that action plan, the LTTE agreed to halt recruitment of children and release all children within its ranks.

Every effort must be made to halt the violence on the ground, and above all, violence that targets civilians.

This firm, after advancing the offer, was obliged to halt it, since the material was of United States origin.

Stressing also the need to convince non State actors to halt immediately and unconditionally new deployments of anti personnel mines,

In these lay a great multitude of impotent folk, of blind, halt, withered, waiting for the moving of the water.

In these lay a great multitude of impotent folk, of blind, halt, withered, waiting for the moving of the water.

The Millennium Declaration articulated the global commitment to halt and begin to reverse the spread of HIV AIDS by 2015.