Sentence examples for be prevented from serving from inspiring English sources
A qualified nominee should not be prevented from serving an agency authorized by Congress.
They would be prevented from serving their basic purpose as a source of cheap money for mortgage loans.
As a result of this complaint, an archdiocesan review board recommended in 1995 that he be prevented from serving in a parish or working with minors.
I would also expect a heterosexual person who is having premarital or extramarital sex to be prevented from serving as a deacon or elder.
Mr. Moussa, perhaps unsurprisingly for a former foreign minister, says only people who "fell" with the regime, or those legally charged, should be prevented from serving.
He said that under the new law, only 3,500 former Baath Party members would be prevented from serving in the government, allowing more than 30,000 to hold government jobs.
To be sure, both parties have played politics with Supreme Court nominees, but when a principled conservative is prevented from serving on the court, democracy is the loser.
Banning sales hurts only "family farmers who are prevented from serving that market, and the citizens of Cuba who need the food and the medicine," said Mr Daschle.
Because of an agreement with the Securities and Exchange Commission after her conviction in 2004 for lying to investigators about a stock sale, Ms. Stewart is prevented from serving as a corporate officer at the company she founded until 2011.
And, if these companies were prevented from serving targeted ads, the revenue they're deriving from advertising would be largely eliminated.
