Sentence examples for be stopped from taking from inspiring English sources

Another is the fear of mutual dependence: martial countries worry that they will be stopped from taking action by an ally that controls a vital capability; more pacific states fear being dragged into somebody else's war.Collaboration works best among countries of similar outlook and ambitions.

Lawyers say uncertainty over the UK's European Economic Area membership means ministers could be stopped from taking Britain out of the single market.

After a Belgian collector was stopped from taking it into Belgium by customs officials there, the cross was returned to Ethiopia in 1999.

He said 50 children had been "safeguarded", in some cases because their parents or guardians had been stopped from taking them to Isis-controlled territory in Syria, or owing to other concerns about them being radicalised.

There is something freakish about a man being stopped from taking photographs of his own toddler in a shopping mall or police using terror laws to search an artist doing a watercolour in London.

Ibrahim's lawyer has been stopped from taking her young teenage daughter to see Tasi'u, depriving the child of one of her few regular interactions with people her own age.

However, The Daily Telegraph reported that an unprecedented number had been stopped from taking their seat by the Whitehall appointment's commission, which has the power to do so if the ennoblement is linked to a political donation or if there is some kind of financial impropriety.

AET has been stopped from taking on further schools.

Rakitin competed in the men's under-90kg class, but Marfin was stopped from taking part in the 100-plus kg class.

If the opponent does this, the player is stopped from taking replacement tiles from the bag.

Unity, when a debutante, wasn't stopped from taking her pet white rat, Ratular, to dances and, Lovell tells us, even to a Palace garden party.