Sentence examples for may be prevented from from inspiring English sources

Until charges are filed, Mr. Hu may be prevented from seeing a lawyer, legal experts say.

A coach may be able to say that the quarterback is out of the lineup, but he may be prevented from saying why.

Human rights organisations have been highly critical of the plans, warning that individuals may be prevented from claiming asylum under the scheme.

Gair Rhydd reports students were told by email that they "may be prevented from graduating" if their outstanding fines exceed £10 after 12 June.

Adam Paker, meanwhile, the Commonwealth Games England chief executive, warned that he is "extremely concerned" about the possibility that English boxers may be prevented from competing at Glasgow 2014.

"It seems very wrong that Samantha may be prevented from using embryos that were created using her own genetic material in circumstances where it is clear that Clive would have wanted her to be able to use them," he added.

Practicing self-forgiveness can help reduce feelings of guilt from your past which may be preventing you from fully accepting your present.

But one thing may be preventing landlords from building even more bike rooms: showers.

Unfortunately for Mr. Schwartz, the main challenge may be preventing Loral from disappearing as it tries to reorganize under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

The study reveals stark differences in critical motivational factors that distinguish people in senior positions worldwide, which may be preventing women from progressing.

In the jargon of the researchers, the demands of raising children may be preventing mothers from accumulating "human capital," the skills, education, connections, and experience necessary for success in the workforce.