Sentence examples for all to prevent from inspiring English sources

He desired above all to prevent a restoration of slavery while preserving the society he had built.

A new round of missile talks is expected to bring in Britain and France, and be expanded to include China – all to prevent a rapid proliferation of weapons among unstable states.

There is nothing, after all, to prevent foreign companies buying US companies, and it is apparently irrelevant that Allergan was itself created via an inversion deal in 2013.

Then there is the endless pirouette of the sprinklers, draining reservoirs miles away -- all to prevent that dreaded spectacle of August, the brown lawn.

"There is no inhibiting force at all to prevent you from going into Somalia or from Somalia into Kenya," he said.

He had above all to prevent discord among his vassals and the whole military class if his work was to attain the permanence that it did.

Reducing the explosiveness of the crude moved by rail was not supposed to be a cure-all to prevent accidents.

While it is being called a positive step, it's not being hailed as a be-all-end-all to preventing sexual assaults.

After all, the wording of Resolution 35/206 was surely clear: "The United Nations General Assembly request all states to prevent all cultural, academic, sporting and other exchanges with South Africa.

The coalition has said it does all it can to prevent civilian deaths.

I have no issue with Benghazi being investigated; all the better to prevent future attacks.