In the latter case, it would be preventing recruitment of SCs into fast spiking.
But even if charges are brought against Bush, it is unlikely he would be prevented from playing in Super Bowl XXXIV against Tennessee.
By following his strict classificatory model, it concluded, 'much unwise discussion would be prevented and possibly much needless suffering, both physical and psychological, stopped' (Anon., 'Blast Injuries', 1941: 90).
"We have stopped spending money in areas that would be prevented if it were determined to be a coup," said an administration official who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal deliberations.
In brief, the partial PAF takes into account both the prevalence and the adjusted odds of a given risk factor and is interpreted as the proportion of cases that would be prevented if it were possible to eliminate the risk factor from the population.
Mr. Geithner reiterated the Treasury position that lawyers inside and out of government had agreed that "it would be legally difficult to prevent these contractually mandated payments".
You could of course argue that, if you want to prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon, one way to do it would be to prevent them from acquiring the technical knowledge necessary to produce one.
In fact, the security source suggested, the Bill would be of greater use to the police in gathering evidence in the early stages of an investigation than it would be in preventing the type of attack seen in Woolwich.
Mr. Obama raised Libya repeatedly in debates as an example of how difficult it would be to prevent "mission creep," if the United States were to cross the line to military operations.
Experts say that Medicare and the companies alike were too optimistic about how easy it would be to prevent costly complications and hospital visits by patients who are very sick.
