Sentence examples for language prevented from inspiring English sources

Not knowing the language prevented her from communicating with her mother-in-law, who travels every year from Bhopal, India, to California to visit.

Laws forbidding political parties based on ethnicity, religion, region, or language prevented the major opposition group, the Islamist Nahḍah ("Renaissance") Party, from being granted legal status, and many of its leaders were jailed or exiled.

For participants with a migration background insufficient knowledge of the German language prevented them from reading PILs.

Here's a general, therefore questionable, statement: those in power work to preserve language, prevent any change, social or linguistic.

The groups also told the F.T.C. that the site's language prevents people from finding it through standard search engines.

The bill also includes language preventing Guantánamo Bay detainees from being transferred into the United States for any purpose.

Mr. Gore, seeking to solidify support from labor unions, has repeatedly promised that he will not negotiate any new trade agreements unless they include language preventing labor or environmental abuses.

But the White House, seeking to cut the size of the government's work force, has threatened to veto any reauthorization measure that includes language preventing the agency from contracting out the work of hundreds of air traffic controllers at 69 specifically designated airports around the country.

Facebook currently only allows Pages to target posts by country, city, and language, preventing age or more granular zip code location targeting.

In Missouri, language preventing employment ordinances was tacked on to a bill sponsored by Republican Rep. Dan Shaul.

Hernandez pointed out that the Oregon shield law contains specific language preventing news organizations from using the law as a way of defending themselves against a libel suit.