Sentence examples for conceived to prevent from inspiring English sources

The secret trust was originally conceived to prevent fraud enabled by statute or the common law, in line with the equitable maxim that "equity will not allow a statute to be used as a cloak for fraud".

The problem was that they were never conceived of to prevent the "epidemic" of concussions in the game.

The 37-year-old, activity-filled event was conceived as a fund-raiser to prevent the demolition of historic buildings near Galveston Harbor, and its charitable purpose continues in the wake of Hurricane Ike.

He therefore conceived a two-pronged plan to prevent D'Oliveira's selection for the 1968 69 tour.

Louis Pasteur, considered the founder of modern pasteurization, first conceived this as a way to prevent wine and beer from souring.

Tabitha's journey through high school, so full of promise and peril, illustrates why no one is yet declaring victory in the national crusade to prevent teenagers from conceiving.

In this context, mental integrity rights stand to prevent from harm, absolutely conceived, but to prevent to a disproportionate relative harm compared to the potential therapeutic benefit.

On this basis, it was also conceived a vaccination versus the FRA-1 protein to prevent breast carcinomas.

But they might not be able to prevent colonists getting together and conceiving children.

There is a way to prevent it, consistent with fiscal restraint sensibly conceived.

Supporters said the bailout was needed to prevent economic collapse; opponents said it was hasty, ill conceived and risked too much taxpayer money to help Wall Street tycoons, while providing no guarantees of success.