Sentence examples for are prevented from identifying from inspiring English sources

The viewers are prevented from identifying themselves with the performance, and performers with their roles.

In yesterday's edition of the paper, the Guardian was prevented from identifying Farrelly, reporting the nature of his question, where the question could be found, which company had sought the gag, or even which order was constraining its coverage.

The Guardian is prevented from identifying the MP who has asked the question, what the question is, which minister might answer it, or where the question is to be found.

In today's edition, the Guardian was prevented from identifying Farrelly, reporting the nature of his question, where the question could be found, which company had sought the gag, or even which order was constraining its coverage.

Sparked by a teasing article in The Guardian about the newspaper's being prevented from identifying the member of Parliament — and Mr. Rusbridger's tweet about it — readers discovered the question on a government Web site and set about broadcasting it on the Internet.

While, for Tanayah, becoming a Muslim meant he was given the structure to stop committing crime and lead a productive life, it doesn't mean he's been prevented from identifying the problems that crop up when Islam is practiced behind bars.

2A), monocular form information from both eyes was reliable individually but masked each other completely so that binocular detectors were prevented from identifying the target's orientation.

Other users are prevented from establishing accounts.

Some outfits are prevented from trading swaps.

According to these sources ― one of whom works on the transition and another who was prevented from doing so ― Trump's team has identified people who were highly critical of his candidacy and essentially cut them off from being part of the current operation.

"He is prevented from traveling.