Sentence examples for cases and prevent from inspiring English sources

To plow through a multiyear backlog of court cases, and prevent day laborers from losing income, Mr. Modi asked judges to work extra hours in night courts.

"Even after President Obama was elected and vowed not to continue the torture program, his administration continued to argue that US courts should not review our client's cases and prevent us from speaking with them.

But a bill recently introduced by Representative Benjamin A. Gilman, Republican of New York, would require the President to submit to Congress the 50 most pressing American property cases and prevent him from issuing another waiver until they had been resolved.

Money raised for Ebola-affected areas will be used to isolate and treat new cases and prevent new outbreaks, UNICEF said.

Public health providers need simple, inexpensive, and readily available techniques for rapidly identifying Taenia carriers in order to conduct optimal followup of cases and prevent additional cases.

These were intended to raise public awareness about SARS (and fever as an early sign of SARS), improve early detection of possible SARS cases, and prevent SARS transmission.

According to the State Department, Germany favors German parents in custody cases and prevents American parents from gaining access to children living in Germany.

B6 CHANGES IN JUSTICE -- Attorney General John Ashcroft established a task force to serve as a command structure for prosecuting terrorism cases and preventing new attacks.

Imagine the effect, across the armed forces, that type of rapid turnaround and definitive punishment would have on military sex abuse cases and preventing future incidents.

By persuading the high court to seal the court files in relation to these claims and by paying the claimants in exchange for their silence, News Group prevented the public – and those victim to the phone hacking – from knowing anything about the hundreds of pages of evidence that had been disclosed in these cases and prevented the exposure of potentially criminal behaviour by its journalists.

This allows prompt review of the patient by the surgical and anaesthetic teams around existing theatre cases, and prevents delays associated with admitting the patient to the ward and arranging transfer to theatre.