Sentence examples for be prevented for from inspiring English sources

If dental and oral health therapists are financially supported to provide telephone prevention for ECC in disadvantaged social areas, 43 dental caries can be prevented for every 100 children, saving an estimated £69 984 for the public oral health service by the time children are 6 years of age.

The mechanisms of the decrease in SOS, and the way by which it can be prevented, for instance by physical therapy [23] or by other physical approaches for prevention of bone loss [24] can only be explored in larger prospective trials.

"I don't think we should be prevented for talking about the the implications of science".

He said there was less chance that local fast food shops could be prevented for supplying school children with cheap meal deals at lunchtime.

The lead author, Dr. Dick Menzies of McGill University in Montreal, and his colleagues estimated that if irradiation systems were used in most North American offices, work-related medical symptoms could be prevented for about four million employees.

The aspect of condoms that offends some orthodox religious beliefs, after all, is that it treats the possibility of pregnancy as something as unwanted as a disease, something to be prevented for the sake of sexual gratification: the condom is an indulgence, an avoidance.

Despite this, rejection was prevented for long periods in animals.

It found 5.7 deaths from breast cancer were prevented for every 1,000 women screened over 20 years in England.

The Guardian is also forbidden from telling its readers why the paper is prevented – for the first time in memory – from reporting parliament.

1.44pm GMT A team of OSCE observers has been prevented for a second day from entering Crimea by unidentified armed men, AFP says.

The dossier includes incidents in which specialist Macmillan cancer nurses were prevented, for contractual reasons, from entering a G4S-run prison to help a dying inmate.