Sentence examples for house prevented from inspiring English sources

The opposition argued that the rules of the house prevented the publication of law officers' opinions.

As the drama unfolded in the courtroom, Dr. Chang's son, Steven, the subject of much courtroom testimony about the chores his mother's students had performed for him, was outside of his mother's house, prevented from entering by the police.

In that case, the woman, Marichu Suarez Baoanan, 39, said her employer, Lauro L. Baja Jr., then an ambassador to the United Nations, and his wife forced her instead to work more than 120 hours a week as a domestic servant in their town house, prevented her from leaving the house alone and paid her only $100 a month.

She remembered that, Clinton told the delegates, when she met a young girl in a wheelchair on the back porch of her house, prevented by her disability from attending school.

Lady Dashwood's continuing occupation of the house prevented the nephew, Sir Edwin Hare Dashwood, 7th Baronet, an alcoholic sheep farmer in the South Island of New Zealand, from living in the mansion until she died in 1889, leaving a neglected and crumbling estate.

Modest gains made by Democrats in the House prevented bigger losses.

A Senate inquiry has cleared the way for a bill to pass the upper house preventing legal challenges to environmental approvals issued by Hunt before 31 December last year, on the grounds the minister ignored expert advice on risks to threatened species.

Because the macaque was maintained in an animal house preventing environmental contamination, its humoral immunity was not stimulated with antigens other than injected-BoNT/A1-HC.

An unsold house prevents the owner from proceeding with whatever plans led to the decision to sell: purchase of a different home, moving from the area, consolidating households, liquidating an estate, concluding a divorce.

"Thankfully emergency preparations - including warning systems and the use of traditional light materials in housing – prevented a higher death toll," Ms Allen continued.

The housing minister, Wendy Lovell, says the government is spending $1.3bn to maintain public housing, preventing 9,500 homes being lost from the system.