Sentence examples for is necessarily prevented from inspiring English sources

It is also conceded, as we understand, that the President is necessarily prevented from returning a bill by a final adjournment of the Congress, since such adjournment terminates the legislative existence of the Congress and makes it impossible to return the bill to either House.

Most of these complications are simply haematomas at the site of arterial puncture, which is necessarily prevented by correction of coagulation disorders before ablation of the introducer and by prolonged compression after its ablation.

Further work was necessarily prevented by the War, and afterwards progress was gravely hindered by the death of Dr. Andrews.

Re-enactment occurs whether or not a woman has disclosed her abuse and is not necessarily prevented by 'sensitive' midwifery, as demonstrated by the examples provided from Mia's narrative.

Maternity care was reminiscent of abuse for women irrespective of whether they had disclosed to midwives and was not necessarily prevented by sensitive care.

The results of this study combined with others (e.g. Liu and Pemberton 2010) presents mounting evidence that invasive plants are not necessarily prevented from invading new regions to specialized flower morphologies.

Overlooked, however, has been the management of stable hybrid systems in which the goal is not necessarily preventing intermixing but protecting stabilizing mechanisms through policy and land use management.

Experience is necessarily temporal.

Neither is necessarily right.

It is, necessarily, white.

Literature is necessarily gratuitous.