Sentence examples for permitted to prevent from inspiring English sources

It accepts files up to 25mb in size, but no.exe files are permitted to prevent malicious programs from going viral.

To contain this fleet the British practiced a close blockade strategy; maintaining a fleet off Brest whenever weather conditions permitted to prevent the French fleet from breaking out into the Atlantic Ocean.

Speaking to reporters aboard his flight from Mexico's Ciudad Juarez to Rome, Francis was asked if a "lesser evil" — abortion or contraception — could be permitted to prevent the disease from harming a fetus.

I say that when the government drafts a man from civil life and puts him in the military service... and, thereafter, because the man does not show sufficient aptitude gives him a blue discharge, or a discharge without honor, that fact should not be permitted to prevent the man from receiving the benefits to which soldiers are generally entitled".

The control action permits to prevent the hyperglycaemic levels in a type I diabetic patient.

He explained 3,000 homes close to the venue had been issued one-day parking permits to prevent spectators "dumping their cars in local streets and congesting it".

However, they do not permit to prevent all leaching and there is always some residual amount of PAG extracted through the barrier layer.

The country has strict biosecurity laws, which require certification and permits to prevent the spread of non-native diseases.

Saskatchewan Environment has implemented a herd-reduction program using "control permits" to prevent further spread of the disease among free-ranging cervids.

We propose that the observed tight regulation of aggregation prone proteins at the transcriptional, translational, and degradation level permits to prevent undesirable aggregate formation and keeps functional aggregates under control.

4 Another potential explanation for a shorter LOS among alcohol users could be an intense desire to consume alcohol while they are hospitalised, 22 leading physicians to be more inclined to discharge them as soon as their medical condition permits, to prevent potential problems.