Sentence examples for has managed to prevent from inspiring English sources

But so far the government has managed to prevent the internet being used to campaign for broader political change.

Bloc Party has managed to prevent its sound from stabilizing since emerging as one of the sharper bands in the British new-wave and postpunk revival.

So far, Mario Draghi, the Italian financier who took over as the chairman of the E.C.B. in 2011, has managed to prevent the first of these things from happening.

The United States has been fortunate in that it has managed to prevent most Islamic agitators from entering the country, but where they have been active they have been treated harshly — First Amendment or no First Amendment.

Alas, we also have a fossil fuel industry, which has managed to prevent any real action for decades – it has lied, it has lobbied and it has poured uncountable largesse on our political class.

A small tribe in eastern India has managed to prevent a British-Indian mining giant from exploiting the aluminium ore rich hills in which they live.

Barbara Burfeind, a Pentagon spokeswoman, said guards were trained to recognize signs of deep depression and had managed to prevent suicides.

But the Realtors, who represent almost every real estate broker in the country, swung into action, and they have managed to prevent the rule from going into effect.

When asked how he & his friends had managed to prevent the F.B.I. from discovering his where-abouts, Father Berrigan said "Because the F.B.I. are overtechnologized and dehumanized..

When asked how he & his friends had managed to prevent the F.B.I. from discovering his where-abouts, Father Berrigan said "Because the F.B.I. are overtechnologized and dehumanized.

Although CNet, the Internet media company, declined to comment yesterday, its network service provider reported detecting an attack on the company's sites Tuesday afternoon but said it had managed to prevent any crippling effect on users.