Sentence examples for be made to prevent from inspiring English sources
The results will also provide vital information on preventable illnesses and identify where health gains can be made to prevent stunting.
Speaking after Owens-Thurston's death, his father Phillip said he wanted changes to be made to prevent any similar accidents.
"Nobody wants Pastrana to come home empty handed, and every effort will be made to prevent that from happening," said a European diplomat here.
Every effort should be made to prevent the intervention in Libya from injecting further venom into the West's relations with the Arab and Muslim world.
One in two people will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime, according to Cancer Research UK, which says more effort must be made to prevent people getting the disease and that the NHS must plan to treat more patients.
The report says that "the events of 31 May 2010 should never have taken place as they did and strenuous efforts should be made to prevent the occurrence of such incidents in the future".
Brazen efforts were made to prevent my appointment, and then, once hired, to force me out.
The house was first searched, householders on either side were warned, efforts were made to prevent the fire from spreading.
But General Rosa said he did not know if any procedural changes had been made to prevent a recurrence.
Attempts were made to prevent the intermarriage of Manchu and Chinese, so as to keep the Manchu strain ethnically "pure".
