Republican obstructionism has intentionally prevented the system our founders gave us from dealing with grave challenges.
The letter of the law was satisfied by placing an ad in an area newspaper, but they lied about not knowing where she was, intentionally preventing Brooke from contesting the adoption in a timely manner.
As part of the department's new media policy, officers "shall not unreasonably interfere with media access to incidents or intentionally prevent or obstruct the photographing or videotaping of news in public places.
A few hours later, Kelly directed the message, which warned the city's 35,000 officers about possible disciplinary action if they "unreasonably interfere with media access to incidents" or "intentionally prevent or obstruct the photographing or videotaping of news in public places".
Less than 3% of parents intentionally prevented participation, even if eye care had previously been sought.
MDA and high biosecurity levels in all parts of the production intentionally prevent introduction and spread of diseases, including IBD.
So far, the strongest evidence that memory retrieval can be intentionally prevented stems from the Think/No-Think (TNT) memory suppression paradigm (Anderson & Green, 2001).
After the Polish Constitution of March 1921 severely limited the powers of the presidency (intentionally, to prevent a President Piłsudski from waging war), Piłsudski declined to run for the office.
Although this definition may be viewed as broad, it was chosen intentionally to prevent bias for or against any particular component of One Health.
The debate Kaufman posted shows Szekely calling Ariel (an Israeli settlement city in the West Bank) "a panhandle … intentionally designed to prevent the creation of a Palestinian state".
