Sentence examples for a delay to prevent from inspiring English sources

Live broadcasts often have a delay to prevent people saying outrageous things on air.

All of the proceedings in the 9/11 case are broadcast to an audience at Guantanamo or at Ft. Meade, Md., via an audio feed that operates on a 40-second delay, to prevent an accidental leak of classified information.

The feed is on a 70-second delay to prevent any disturbances being broadcast.

The session was shown on the BBC News Channel, with a short time delay to prevent anything that might endanger national security or the safety of those working for the agencies being broadcast.

Committee chairman Sir Malcolm Rifkind began the 90 minute hearing - televised with a two-minute time delay to prevent the inadvertent release of sensitive secrets - by saying it was a "very significant step forward in the transparency of our intelligence agencies".

Neuropathy must be treated without delay to prevent nerve death and a permanent loss of function.

When any major change is required, there is always a danger that opponents can exploit delays to prevent it.

Additionally, the eToilet's composition gauge will offer web-based dietary recommendations and guidelines based on the physical makeup of the material that is input into the device, and it has a delay mechanism to prevent flushing while someone is in the shower.

IEX's computers will be set up with a tiny delay designed to prevent the fastest traders from getting a jump on everyone else.

It is well known that checkpoint activation does not occur in embryos until after the mid-blastula transition 36; one important reason for such a delay might be to prevent the triggering of apoptosis by minor cellular damage during a time when death of an individual blastomere would lead to death of the entire embryo.

England will surely delay enough to prevent a third being squeezed in before the 7.04pm cut off.