Sentence examples for are imposed to prevent from inspiring English sources

Capital controls are imposed to prevent the flight of money abroad.

Rules would also be imposed to prevent laddering.

An embargo may also be imposed to prevent potentially threatening countries from increasing their military power.

Foreign Travel Orders can be imposed to prevent paedophiles going abroad if they are thought likely to commit further offences.

The freeholders will seek compensation for the loss of their future income stream, but caps need to be imposed to prevent exploitation.

Limits have been set on the amount account holders can withdraw, and "temporary" capital controls will be imposed to prevent a bank run.

"144 has been imposed to prevent violence and the destruction of property," said Rajan Bhagat, a public relations officer for the Delhi Police.

The commissioners' questions and comments appeared to confirm the conventional wisdom that the deal will not be blocked, although it appeared possible that significant conditions would be imposed to prevent the new company from shutting out competitors.

At a news conference today, Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge said the detention policy was being imposed to prevent terrorists from trying to enter the United States by making asylum claims.

A spokesman for the parole board said he could not comment on individual cases but said a condition banning prisoners from talking to the media would be imposed to prevent further offending.

As around 100,000 Greeks staged violent protests in Athens at the austerity measures being imposed to prevent their country sliding into bankruptcy, Sarkozy underlined the scale of the crisis by flying straight to Germany's financial capital rather than stay with his wife, Carla, for the birth of their first child.