In life, preventing the deportation involved rounds of Congressional hearings.
And it would be cruel in the extreme to subject Libyans to the consequences of extending the Gaddafi regime's life, preventing them from following in the steps of Tunisia and Egypt.
Recently, an injunction arrived at the Belfast printing press of the Sunday Life, preventing the paper publishing current photographs of Francis Ferris – a convicted murderer released under licence – who had been seen earlier this year in the company of Ken Callaghan, a murderer and rapist on day release.
In summary, smart pre-stressing elements (i.e. stress pins) are implemented to overcome very fundamental and practical problem of prolonging the die life, preventing die failures and improving dimensional part tolerances by applying local and controlled pre-stressing effects.
Modern medicine has cursed an increasing percentage of our aging population to suffer this miserable fate- an artificially prolonged life preventing a natural and peaceful death.
The brave female veterans I work with describe a numbness that radiates through every aspect of their daily life, preventing them from experiencing emotions freely.
"Being chased interferes with my daily life, preventing me from making my living, pushing and forcing me into the streets (like the 'gladiators into the arena') without any social assistance, going through horror and terror.
Given the illness and deaths caused by respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) infection during the first year of life, preventing infant RSV infections through maternal vaccination is intriguing.
However, whether longevity mechanisms counteract the effects of aging continually throughout life, or whether they act during specific periods of life, preventing changes that precede mortality is unclear.
3 Metastatic breast cancer (MBC) is essentially incurable, and chemotherapy is commonly prescribed with the goals of maximizing patient quality of life, preventing and/or relieving symptoms, and prolonging survival.
This has a detrimental impact on patients' quality of life, preventing them from being able to return to work, read letters or emails, or simply read for pleasure (Behrmann and McLeod, 1995).
