Sentence examples for able to prevent a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Silver's allies insisted he might be able to prevent a vote on the rules change.

Tory ministers fear they may not be able to prevent a defeat without further concessions.

Only then will we be able to prevent a Japanese winter and the next crisis.

"No parent or school should be able to prevent a young person receiving good, high-quality sex and relationship education".

Also, recombinant lactococci delivering DNA were able to prevent a bovine β-lactoglobulin (BLG -allergic reaction in mice.

"Probably, this time, we were able to prevent a Brigades attack," the interior minister, Giuliano Amato, said after the sweep in northern Italy.

They will also be able to prevent a case going to court at all, if it produces difficulties in international relations.

Health authorities are preparing for the possible return of the SARS virus this fall, but with any luck they should be able to prevent a global epidemic.

Some supporters of withdrawal suggest we may be able to prevent a future genocide by imposing separation on hostile populations who still live uncomfortably close to one another.

Observers will only be able to prevent a certain degree of fraud as there are not enough for all 91,000 polling stations.

But doctors hope the vaccine will be able to prevent a less well-known, but potentially fatal, disease in gay men, anal cancer.