Sentence examples for policy which prevents from inspiring English sources

The problem lies in planning policy which prevents the necessary level of development in Palestinian neighbourhoods.

Mr. Newsom has said the ordinance is necessary to prevent young criminals from using the city's so-called sanctuary policy, which prevents the use of city money for immigration enforcement.

Let us suppose to specify an access control policy which prevents the access to the fifth bcc receiver of an email when a given condition is not satisfied.

Now BGJ is a woman serving a life sentence - she's epileptic, highly educated and is described by her legal team as "in despair" by the policy, which prevents her from accessing reading matter.

This also goes against a policy which prevents agencies of the government from purchasing new vehicles.

They provided military recruiters with access to their campuses, but took symbolic steps, such as relegating Pentagon representatives to inconvenient rooms, to express opposition to the "don't ask, don't tell" policy which prevents gays and lesbians from serving openly in uniform.

The Ministry of Justice is preparing to allow prisoners to receive books from their loved ones from early next month, following December's high court ruling that the policy which prevented inmates from being sent books should be changed.

The president strongly supported the repeal of that policy, which prevented openly gay and lesbian soldiers from serving in the military, and he signed the order ending it in December.

This was Bernanke's anti-deflation policy, which prevented unemployment from rising past the current 9.5% mark".

During the Progressive Era, both teachers unions and school-accountability hawks embraced the policy, which prevented teaching jobs from being given out as favors by political bosses.

Initially the NFL had a blackout policy which prevented them from playing in Connecticut, but congress passed legislation, later signed by Richard Nixon, that changed the blackout rule.