Sentence examples for accepted to prevent from inspiring English sources

The humiliations Shorten accepted to prevent his party being branded as soft on terrorism seem – at least for the moment – a thing of the past.

On the basis of the aforementioned studies, no treatment is widely accepted to prevent the development of epilepsy.

Mannan derived products, such as Scb and βGM, are widely accepted to prevent Salmonella colonization by binding to the adhesin Fim H of the type I fimbriae.

However, personal protection is widely used and widely accepted to prevent nuisance biting mosquitoes, with the major barrier to use being affordability.

Exceptions can be accepted only "to prevent the transmission of serious mitochondrial disease" [ 47].

He said fighting extremism required more than military might and called on Egypt to adopt a broad strategy that would both improve the economy and accept dissent to prevent young people from embracing radical ideologies.

Even the concept of micronutrient supplementation for pregnant women appears to be a universally accepted practice, and is widely accepted as 'insurance' to prevent adverse perinatal outcomes, especially in those at risk for inadequate nutrient status due to other health factors [ 9].

He later made an ill-judged comment to the London Evening Standard, where he is a columnist, describing the incident as a "playful tiff" and that he had accepted the caution to prevent the incident "hanging over them".

Some of Mr. Cameron's ideas are relatively noncontentious; for example, he would like the court's decisions to be accepted as precedents to prevent its having to hear similar types of cases.

Irish League club Glentoran FC has accepted a deal to prevent it going out of business, it was confirmed on Thursday.

Over the last 18 months, negotiators have sought to craft a deal that would ease economic sanctions on Iran if it accepted restrictions intended to prevent it from someday building a nuclear bomb.