Sentence examples for form to prevent from inspiring English sources

Instead we'd have to fill in a special form to prevent it being reused elsewhere – and the chances are most of us won't bother.

Once this has been established, the transaction itself is carried out in encrypted form to prevent anyone, including the cardholder or the merchant whose card reader is involved, from eavesdropping on the exchange and then later impersonating either party to defraud the system.

He also suggested famously that the groups form to prevent the exploitation of the majority.

A methodology preventing such errors for weighted essentially non-oscillatory (WENO) schemes is presented, in which modified WENO weights are used to solve the transport equation for mass fraction in conservative form to prevent temperature and species conservation errors.

Care's kicks against the Boks must be high and contestable, or long enough to turn the defence and allow a pitch-wide England defensive wall to form to prevent any attacking yards being gained by World Player of the Year nominee Willie Le Roux, former World Player of the Year Bryan Habana or the recalled JP Pietersen.

Only recently did Kenyan authorities step away from a prohibiting chang'aa and instead legalize the drink in bottled form to prevent additives like jet fuel.

"It is essential that a transitional government is formed to prevent the country slipping into ungovernability," said Christos Protopappas who heads the party's parliamentary group.

Street committees were formed to prevent looting, some cities formed their own governing bodies to fill the vacuum after the fall of the regime – such bodies were democratic in the rawest sense of the word, legitimate and efficient.

"You can see there are no Bengalis," she told the paper, which says election officials have called for political parties to be banned from handling postal vote forms to prevent fraud.

After 14-16 minuthe, the blobs have lost a bit of their glossiness: just enough of a skin has formed to prevent unsightly cracking when they meet the heat of the oven.

In a different vein, Robespierre among others concluded that popular demands for vengeance and terror had to be channeled into legal forms; to prevent such anarchy, the state itself must become the orderly instrument of the people's punitive will.