Sentence examples for foreseen to prevent from inspiring English sources

"The carefully scripted sequence of events that Greece and its eurozone leaders have foreseen to prevent a chaotic default and keep the country within the eurozone for the time being has worked so far.

The aim of maintenance is to keep a technical system (gear unit) in the most suitable working condition, and its purpose is to discover, to diagnose, to foresee, to prevent and to eliminate damages.

Attention-grabbing atrocities against targets such as Lee Rigby or Charlie Hebdo are impossible to foresee or to prevent, whatever the degree of domestic security.

Instead of a one-dimensional translation of the Israel of 2012 into the Holocaust of European Jewry, one question needs to be asked: is it advisable for Israel, on its own, to enter into a war with Iran, a war whose consequences cannot be foreseen, in order to prevent a future situation that is dangerous indeed but that no one can be sure will ever come to pass?

SAF operations are foreseen to start in 2004.

It is not foreseen to use observatory data.

"I cannot foresee a way to prevent this without shooting the guy".

Mr. Obama pledged earlier this year to strengthen the government's ability "to foresee, prevent and respond to genocide and mass atrocities".

More sympathetic historians highlight that Metternich correctly foresaw and worked to prevent Russian dominance in Europe, succeeding where his forebears would fail 130 years later.

It sets out independent mechanisms for peer review, with provisions aimed at foreseeing problems and working to prevent their spread -- rather than just censuring and punishing when things go wrong.

Although she had foreseen the trouble and endeavoured to prevent it, her attempts failed.