Sentence examples for longer prevent from inspiring English sources

The judge released her after four days, on the understanding that she would no longer prevent certification of these marriages.

Rather, it was a sign of the temper of his people that he could no longer prevent such battles.

AT&T said on Tuesday that it would no longer prevent customers with the Apple iPhone from using Internet telephone services that bypass its own voice network.

While the barriers erected along the northern border, Canal Street, no longer prevent shoppers from entering the neighborhood, police officers still occasionally request photo ID's.

Under the proposed legislation, a British veto would no longer prevent nine or more nations that wanted to go ahead from doing so.

It's now easier for tenants to benefit too, following an announcement in the budget that landlords can no longer prevent tenants from subletting rooms on a short-term basis.

Women are no longer prevented by a guild system from actually training as artists.

"Fear is a human instinct, but the fear is no longer preventing people from doing things," he said.

Photographers: changes to be made to guidance on section 58a so it no longer prevents photographing police officers or security guards.

It said the Enterprise Act 2002 meant bankruptcy no longer prevented a person standing as a candidate or holding office as an MP or an MEP.

Then I called my mother to remind her of a pact we once made: If the wall no longer prevented us from traveling, we would go eat oysters at the Kempinski Hotel.