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Beyond that, though, employers realize that trying to stamp out office romance is like standing in front of a speeding train.

It sounds like she wants to stamp out all of your individuality and turn you into a clone of every other actress out there.

The police and the medical profession were trying to stamp out the increasing wave of drug addiction in young people.

Still, at least one company is trying to stamp out the problem.

Mr Chirac has, commendably, made a point of trying to stamp out racism and anti-Semitism on his watch.

He seems heartfelt in his desire to address the poverty of his native land and to stamp out sex trafficking, among other abuses.

government was trying to stamp out the increasing wave of drug addiction in young people.

Birmingham City Councils Alan Rudge said he intended to stamp out the practice of workers getting bloated pay packets.

That condition indicates banks are trying to stamp out ambiguities in big merger contracts.

If you wish to stamp out the practice, perhaps management consultancy would be an influential place to start?

Second, regulatory agencies are often captured by the politically powerful and used to stamp out competition.

The PBoC governor this week hinted rates might have to rise further to stamp out inflation at near 11-year highs.

Even the name Grand Bargain sounds lacklustre and doesn't suggest radical action to stamp out the problem once and for all.

Girls at Tewkesbury School in Gloucestershire could be forced to wear trousers as part of a move to stamp out sloppy dress.

Students are reporting lecturers who arrive late or skip class by texting a hotline set up to stamp out academic tardiness .

He didn't, and instead he has tried to stamp out in recent months what little market activity had blossomed in his country.

Stockholm police have for some time been working closely together with the city's hotels to try to stamp out prostitution.

Now the battle has been joined with securities traders in central banks' effort to stamp out a combustion of market panic.

My heels on the tile click click to stamp out a pleasant voice, my ponytail also behind happy music spondee.

Stepped-up police co-operation to stamp out an evil little trade in Hmong women would be a good start.

Chinese policymakers have been struggling to stamp out inflationary pressures for several months, but without much impact.

They tried to stamp out the revolt, which spread all the more furiously throughout the country.

They try to stamp out the revolt, which spread all the more furiously throughout the country.

Years of war, both sides realize that no one who failed to stamp out war can not solve the problem.

The more Chinese authorities try to stamp out protests by repressed ethnic minorities, the fiercer those protests grow.

The assembly approved a law to set up a new auditor-general's office, to stamp out corruption.

And the notion of passive smoking allowed campaigners to go even further, and seek to stamp out smoking almost everywhere.

The only useful and effective measure is to stamp out the SARS as soon as possible.

Many CIOs recognise that trying to stamp out the use of personal gadgets at work is not only futile but also risky.

This new sort of punch could stamp out 3, 000 bonnets an hour.

His feet are so big. He could stamp out bushfires with them.

For the SEC and other securities regulators around the world, tighter control of short-selling is one way to stamp out market abuse.

TOKYO (Reuters) - A Tokyo district plagued with burglaries has turned to planting flowers to beautify its streets and help stamp out crime.

Sam and Ellie stamp out something approaching Happy Birthday, in a freestyle jazz kind of way.

Even Kremlin insiders admit that he was determined from the outset to control the television channels and to stamp out political opposition.

The regime isn't relying only on its security forces to stamp out any effort by Libyans to emulate Tunisia and Egypt.

David Cameron has vowed to stamp out Britain's bloated welfare bill and the Government is pledging to help the young find work.

Why the elevation of a philosophy that the CCP did its best to stamp out during the Cultural Revolution?

English Electric was mired in bureaucracy that Weinstock was determined to stamp out.

Moreover, it will be hard to stamp out the corruption that flourished under Mr Gbagbo's decade-long rule.

Church leaders protest it is unfair to pillory Benedict, who has acted far more vigorously than Pope John Paul II to stamp out sex abuse.

Our state institutions and our society will stamp out discriminatory practices.

The machine can stamp out hundreds of components in an hour.

In his first speech as president, Mr Aquino pledged to stamp out corruption.

analysed by quality standards acceptance of raw materials to stamp out unqualified.

What's even sadder, large doses of antioxidant supplements could promote the very problems they are supposed to stamp out.

He also spent much time attempting to stamp out prostitution by preaching inside brothels.

China, the world's largest producer and consumer of lead, has repeatedly vowed to stamp out pollution from heavy metals.

Outright prohibition makes no sense, because it cannot stamp out a basic human urge.

But it didn't stamp out drug-resistant TB: for previously treated patients, fewer than half were cured, and many died.

They were opposed to Christian education and they saw a government-run school system as an eventual way to stamp out Christian education.

The government is determined to stamp out the epidemic disease within a month .

No matter how swiftly authorities stamp out new criticism, however, it's too late.

All these rules are in place to stamp out abuse of this free webhosting service.

The government's failure to stamp out the counterfeit trade is not wholly surprising.

But, he added, regulators need to do more to stamp out insider trading and other market malpractices.

Closing the market will help stamp out such schemes, Russia says.

Other experts agreed that China faces a stiff test to stamp out abuses.

Trading organs online is a common practice in China , despite repeated attempts by China's government to stamp out the practice.

Because cocaine and heroin are derived from plants, they will prove harder to stamp out.

Foursquare and other networks have been working hard to stamp out such shenanigans, but this is tricky.

I think it's still possible for us to stamp out al- Qaida, to make sure that extremism is not expanding but rather is contracting.

First up, moves by the government to stamp out corruption could have an outsize impact on the sector.

Etiquette campaigns are afoot to stamp out bad manners such as jumping ahead in line, spitting, littering and reckless driving.

stamp out the cigarette ends.

Stamp out the fire.

In a defining moment for the government's campaign to stamp out what it describes as rampant illegal trading on Wall Street, U.

In 2007, the Chinese government vowed to stamp out the problem after the Shanxi brick kiln case .

It is difficult to stamp out all the crimes .

It is easy to stamp out a car body nowadays.

We aim to stamp out poverty in our lifetimes.

BRIBERY is very hard to stamp out.

Will you stamp out the meter by your two feet?

Action is needed now to stamp out the attacks and make the world's sea route safe from ruthless theives and thugs .

Chinese officials have been trying to stamp out unseemly practices like spitting and littering,

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