Sentence examples for deliberately preventing from inspiring English sources

We support freedom of information to reveal those deliberately preventing the UK's sustainable future.

Mr. Aziz was also criticized in the report for deliberately preventing an autopsy.

Mr. Gore is determined because his team feels strongly that Republicans are deliberately preventing thousands of ballots from being counted.

The report also criticized Mr. Aziz for deliberately preventing an autopsy, repeatedly denying doctors permission to conduct it, and effectively eliminating another central piece of evidence.

Philip Davies spoke for 90 minutes during a debate on the proposed law, deliberately preventing it from coming to a vote and ensuring it would not be passed.

Ministers believe local authorities are in some cases deliberately preventing good schools from raising their "planned admissions numbers" because it becomes harder to sustain a weaker school if pupils defect.

Ms. Pite deliberately prevented these episodes from forming a coherent whole.

How do police prove a victim has been deliberately prevented from going to work?

Scholars including Germaine Greer have considered it a form of deception that deliberately prevented women from recognising their oppressed and subordinate roles in patriarchal society.

Yes I had consulted on the build, but the producers had deliberately prevented me from seeing the final model so I would be surprised.

The audience is deliberately prevented from feeling much toward the characters; and although the English translation is absolutely clear, the story has little power to penetrate, to shock.