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In addition, the power of the New York City teachers' union, the United Federation of Teachers, as a political force in Albany may prevent elected officials who are ambivalent about vouchers from supporting them, especially in an election year, when candidates may need union endorsement.

Above all, suggests Gale, make sure you prevent elected members getting all political about this.

The letter continued, "However, because the NHYRF Chair sits on the NHRSC [an acronym for the state GOP] Executive Committee, please be on notice that material procedural irregularities or defects in the election process may prevent the NHRSC Executive Committee from seating a NHYRF Chair elected under such circumstances, and the NHRSC reserves the right to do so".

The very personality traits that made him appealing to enough "whites" to elect him the first "black" president of the U.S. of A. may prevent Barack Obama from being the transformative leader America desperately needs now.

The abundance of Republican elected officials in South Carolina precludes Democrats from having much of a "bench" in the state — and may prevent them from making a strong run at either Senate seat in 2014.

He is already a member of Mr. Obama's transition advisory council, and while family issues may prevent him from taking an immediate role, he would most likely remain an outside adviser to the president-elect.

While it usually acts by preventing ovulation, it also may prevent a fertilized egg from implanting.

Some studies suggest that soy foods may prevent cancers.

Cold, windy weather may prevent any world records.

But public sentiment may prevent the wolves from returning.

On the other hand the delays may prevent catastrophe.