Sentence examples for because it would prevent from inspiring English sources

Bridgestone/Firestone officials hailed the accord because it would prevent a shutdown threatened at 9 of its 11 United States factories.

That knowledge would be particularly useful during a hurricane, he said, because it would prevent oil from leaking into the gulf after collection ships left for safe waters.

But Mr. Long said in an interview he was pleased with the verdict, in part because it would prevent Mr. Pogan from becoming a police officer again.

Richard Dawkins has said that legalising assisted dying would help to prolong life – because it would prevent people killing themselves out of fear for the future.

But they said it would not be "in the interest of justice" to continue without the defendant or a counsel representing him, because it would prevent "truth-seeking".

Such a rule would be difficult for the government to mandate, Congressional aides said, because it would prevent people from selling their own property.

(Parents, the report noted, were afraid to tell Hutto officials when they found rashes on their children, because they thought it would prevent them from being released).

VHEMT supports human extinction primarily because, in the group's view, it would prevent environmental degradation.

He suggested that "it may well be challenging for a very short period of time" but he insisted, because in his view it would prevent people from entering the welfare system, it would be a "huge win".

MIAMI — An obscure ballot initiative in Florida intended to end a legacy of bias against Asian-Americans was defeated Tuesday, apparently because voters incorrectly assumed it would prevent illegal immigrants from owning property.

Not On My Campus (University of Texas at Austin): "Our organization opposes this provision because we believe that it would prevent victims from reporting (even more so than with the current reporting system).