Sentence examples for be prevented from achieving from inspiring English sources
I'm not sure which is the major premise and which the minor, but the real conclusion, though implicit, is obvious: as far as humanly possible, people of color should be prevented from achieving representation, or even from voting at all.
Moscow may oppose the means by which Tehran might be prevented from achieving nuclear capabilities, in particular military ones, but it does not endorse what Tehran wants.
And that, out of the G8 summit in Canada, rhetoric on education is matched by resources -- not just for Africa but for every developing country pursuing pro-stability, pro-investment policies who should not be prevented from achieving their education goals by debt or lack of resources and who should not have to charge for education but should be able to offer schooling free of charge.
The region will never reach its full potential when more than half of its population is prevented from achieving their full potential.
Even though as a ghost story it isn't exactly historical realism, I felt really connected to this ordinary young girl who dreams of being a lawyer yet is prevented from achieving her desires, and even laughed at, simply as a result of the colour of her skin.
However, in mice that were prevented from achieving non-REM sleep, the dendritic activity associated with learning was not observed.
He added: "Somalia is moving and will keep moving forward and will not be prevented [from achieving] a peaceful and stable Somalia by a few desperate terrorists".
"Somalia is moving and will keep moving forward and will not be prevented [from achieving] a peaceful and stable Somalia by a few desperate terrorists," he said in a statement.
Either way, the brigade commander's intent -- that the enemy be prevented from firing on the airstrip -- was achieved.
If nanoparticles can be prevented from sticking to the heated surfaces, enhanced cooling performance could be achieved with nanofluids.
Can players be prevented from playing?
