Sentence examples for implementation would prevent from inspiring English sources

Early implementation would prevent the drift that set in with the Kyoto protocol in the 1990s and – crucially with Donald Trump's ascendancy in the Republican presidential primaries – impose a four-year delay on any future leaders seeking to exit the agreement.

Only a dramatic change in working habits would prevent implementation of pay-as-you-drive schemes.

On top of that, the bill would prevent implementation of most of the Affordable Care Act, wiping out its numerous advances for women's health.

Preliminary analyses, says the report, suggest an annual funding gap of approximately $300m until 2020 for the implementation of programmes, which would prevent the scale-up of critical initiatives and endanger hundreds of millions of people.

We are aware that the use of Au as part of the metallisation scheme would prevent implementation in some CMOS foundries.

The plaintiffs said they hoped it would prevent the implementation of the remedial policy, as well as force CUNY to provide more room for the public at its meetings.

Mrs Foster has already said failure to agree will open up a £500m hole in the budget as it would prevent the implementation of the Stormont House Agreement.

Anto Kokkat, member of the Kerala Catholic Reformation, an organisation which has helped organise several protest meetings, told HuffPost India that the implementation of the Church Act would prevent churches from welding disproportionate amounts of power and make congregations safer for women.

Conclusions Complete implementation of WHO FCTC recommended policies would prevent more than 12.8 million smoking attributable deaths in China by 2050.

They want immediate implementation of a European automated system that would prevent all such incidents, as recommended by the Cullen report into the October 1999 Ladbroke Grove crash.

The implementation of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT) would prevent that.