Sentence examples for force to prevent a from inspiring English sources

The cap came in to force to prevent a "surge in applications" from skilled migrants from outside Europe.

Mr. Khrushchev flew to Warsaw and confronted Mr. Gomulka and his associates in a considerable rage, threatening the use of force to prevent a Polish defection.

Iraqis and foreign diplomats say the Americans have not proved themselves able to calm the tensions and contend that it will take a home-grown force to prevent a dangerous splintering.

Interestingly enough, it is section 93 of the Education and Inspections Act 2006 – passed eight years after the HRA– that now allows school teachers to use reasonable force to prevent a pupil from committing an offence.

Meanwhile, after Mr. Obama's historic (though brief) phone conversation with Mr. Rouhani, pressure from Israel led Mr. Obama to reiterate, after meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, that he would not rule out the use of force to prevent a nuclear-armed Iran.

An alleged conspiracy within the force to prevent a politician suspected of offences from being prosecuted.

"The major powers will not agree on a definition of aggression because that would mean taking a clear stand on categories of self-defense, like using force to prevent an attack or even a threat," said Antonio Cassese, a scholar and judge who has served at two international tribunals.

State and federal law allows the use of deadly force to prevent an escape if the officer believes the escapee poses a significant threat.

In The Music Shop, shopkeepers join forces to prevent a big property company from redeveloping their street.

If any city's leaders joined forces to prevent a scheduled gathering of Jews or blacks and unambiguously bigoted opinions were uttered, a public uproar would surely follow.

The White House is monitoring these competing political forces to prevent a collision that could threaten both initiatives, along with other elements of the president's agenda.