Sentence examples for is prevented from performing from inspiring English sources

The city is prevented from performing routine road maintenance that would occupy a parking space on all but a few days a year without paying a penalty.

Imagine that a promisor is prevented from performing through no fault of his own; if he has assumed the risk of his own nonperformance, he must make compensation to the promisee, however blameless he appears from a moral point of view.

If the president is prevented from performing his duties for a longer period of time due to illness or other form of incapacitation, and especially if the president is unable to decide on a transfer of powers to a deputy, the Speaker of the parliament becomes the acting president, assuming presidential duty pursuant to a decision of the Constitutional Court, made upon request of the Government.

Whether or not litigators like Mr. Leon, he is certainly not alone in being prevented from performing his civic duty.

In November O'Reilly was prevented from performing at Cardiff University, with the student union labelling his humour "sexist and inappropriate".

This week, the Beijing edition of Time Out reported: "We hear musings about Maroon 5 being prevented from performing by our political friends up above".

As a potential juror on call this week, I object to your description of Richard Leon as "being prevented from performing his civic duty" just because he has not been selected for a jury.

Artists had been prevented from performing because of their membership in the church and the youth wing of the governing Christian Democratic Union had urged a boycott of the film "Mission: Impossible" because its star, Tom Cruise, is a prominent Scientologist, the State Department said.

Given the nature of the commission, he wanted to have that atmosphere come breathing out of the very walls of the concert building: hence, with a nod to Mozart's "Abduction From the Seraglio," his abduction (or kidnapping, as Carnegie Hall styles it), in which orchestral players, chorus members and soloists are imagined to be prevented from performing because they are being held by a kidnapper.

Critics said the laws would stifle creativity - with Creative Commons chief Ryan Merkley observing that The Beatles would have been prevented from performing cover versions under the proposed rules.

A Russian rapper, Timati, was prevented from performing in Odessa after he expressed support for President Vladimir Putin and made unflattering comments about Ukraine.