Sentence examples for agreed to prevent from inspiring English sources

But, cancer experts said, no one would do such a study today when mammograms are generally agreed to prevent breast cancer deaths.

A bipartisan group of 14 senators agreed to prevent judicial filibusters except under "extraordinary" circumstances after Republicans threatened to do away with the filibuster rule they now abuse so routinely.

Under the agreement, South Korea reaffirmed a pledge to withdraw its 200 troops from Afghanistan by the end of this year, as previously planned, and agreed to prevent any evangelical activities by South Korean churches in Afghanistan.

South Korea reaffirmed a pledge to withdraw its 200 troops from Afghanistan by the end of the year, as previously planned, and agreed to prevent any evangelical activities here by South Korean churches.

After the meeting, Lord Robertson said that Mr. Boskovski had agreed to prevent any illegal paramilitary groups from operating in the country -- something the secretary general stressed was an important commitment.

At Copenhagen climate summit in 2009, all countries agreed to prevent warming of more than 2C to avoid runaway climate change, but the world is now on track to warm by at least 4C.

The deal that the 15 governments agreed to prevents them from extraditing American government employees accused of war crimes to the court, on the condition that the United States government guarantee that such a suspect would be tried in an American court.

Members of the Paris Call mostly agree to prevent cyberattacks of all sorts — it's a peace offer.

EU Parliamentarians agree to prevent a lost generation of Syrian children BRUSSELS, 28 January 2014 - Members of the European Parliament today committed to continue the European Union's work in supporting children in emergencies, including efforts led by UNICEF to prevent a lost generation of children in Syria.

The Father has a kind of priority, and this gives him authority to lay down some rules which when agreed to will prevent the wills of these three omnipotent beings from ever clashing (171 5).

That office is now conducting what it calls an audit of each of the nation's 195 dioceses to check whether they have put in place the measures the bishops agreed to last fall to prevent sexual abuse of children.