Sentence examples for caught to prevent from inspiring English sources

But a great deal of information can be released in order to enhance the public's understanding of police work, to show that criminals can and will be caught, to prevent harm to individuals, to expose wrongdoing and corruption, to help hunts for suspects and – in a democratic society – to ensure that our police are as open and transparent as possible.

Once a cricket was caught, to prevent other animals (including other crickets) from taking over the burrow, the trap was left blocking the entrance while the cricket was being tested.

As a specialist in the knuckleball, he also overcame fears from some teammates and fans that his pitches would be too slow and hard to catch to prevent runners from stealing second base.

For example, all users of a fishery can benefit by limiting their catches to prevent overfishing.

Fisheries with marginal economic performance cannot absorb short term loses that inevitably become necessary to reduce catches to prevent overfishing, rebuild fish stocks, or to respond to a down turn in fish stocks due to natural variability.

Many of Looe's fishermen are members of Seafish's Responsible Fishing Scheme: from the conversations on the boat and the quayside, you believe that they are deeply serious about taking all the measures – from reducing by-catch to preventing pollution – necessary to keep the Cornish stocks healthy "Everyone's going on about sustainability," says Neil. "Of course we're trying not to self-destruct".

The leak posed no danger and was caught in time to prevent costly damage, a spokesman for the plant and a spokeswoman for the agency said.

In Sunset Beach, Public Works has extended the seawall along Pacific Coast Highway and installed bladders in catch basins to prevent seawater from flowing onto the streets during king tides, Mettler said.

Officials cited a variety of possible projects — including large-scale initiatives like the Dominguez Gap Wetlands in Long Beach, where runoff is treated and conveyed to a basin for storage and groundwater recharge, and smaller-scale measures like installing and maintaining catch screens to prevent trash from entering the storm drain system.

The police mission in the 19th century was not to catch crooks, but to prevent crime and keep order.

She sold her story for $150,000 in August 2016 but it was never published by the National Enquirer, a practice known as "catch and kill" to prevent a potentially damaging story from becoming public.