Examples of using To put a stop in English and their translations into Polish
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we also need to put a stop to the deception surrounding emissions certificates.
I sincerely hope that this is not an attempt on the part of the Commission to put a stop to many of these complaints, as this would be bad practice.
The time has come for the European Council to put a stop, tomorrow, to the discord among its members.
For the EESC, it is important to note that the point here is not to legalise illegal activities, but to put a stop to them.
the coalition hopes to put a stop to this type of practice.
I therefore believe that the time has come to put a stop to male violence,
trying to put a stop to RIPLEY, suicide seemed like a believable way out.
The Gauleiter raised objections and the County President tried to put a stop to the plan by pointing to the unresolved drainage issue.
Time to put a stop to the drinkin'… and the gambling'…
Similarly, the recent decision by the ECOFIN Council to put a stop to the exceptional employment support measures designed to restore public finances quickly is unacceptable.
NATO could not have intervened to put a stop to the conflict in Georgia,
Could we not use the unhappy experience of Iran as an opportunity to put a stop to nuclear proliferation in the world?
we now need to put a stop to that.
one… effective way to put a stop to his proposals.
We ask the Austrian party to examine the plan, bearing in mind Hungary's considerations, and to put a stop to its development.
she accompanied her team to Elektrozova where she had been sent to put a stop to the spread of the living-dead.
sent my brother and I to put a stop to the chaos.
And I'm going to put a stop to it. You have stolen victories from too many of us.
NATO intervened no earlier than we did in the Horn of Africa to put a stop to events threatening our security interests.
This text will at last enable us to put a stop to unacceptable practices made possible by the inadequacies of the current directive, and will reinstate credibility