Sentence examples for post to prevent from inspiring English sources
Defending his decision to appoint Foster as acting first minister, Robinson said he had put her in the post to prevent political rivals making "irrational financial decisions".
United nearly caught City out from the resultant throw-in, too, and were grateful Aleksandar Kolarov stayed alert at the far post to prevent Berbatov sliding home Nani's low cross.
Mr. Rangel, for decades an institution both on Capitol Hill and in New York politics, said he was leaving the post to prevent Republicans from forcing his fellow Democrats to vote on ousting him from the position after he was admonished by the House ethics committee last week for accepting corporate-sponsored trips to the Caribbean.
Although Mr Smutny denied the cable's contents, OHB's board decided to remove him from his post to prevent any further damage to the company's reputation and the Galileo project.
The striker could have made it nine for the season shortly after when Beram Kayal put him through at the corner of the box, but Douglas touched his curling shot round the far post to prevent Celtic doubling their lead.
Trousselier was accused of bad sportsmanship: he reportedly smashed the inkstands of a control post to prevent his opponents from signing.
They then captured communication facilities in the capital, including the post office, to prevent messages from being sent in or out.
It was agreed that results would be counted at each polling station and then publicly posted to prevent any trickery with the numbers.
In September, it said the site was not supposed to take any more waste and that guards were to be posted to prevent illegal dumping of mud.
As a result, residents say, the traffic flows as smoothly — or as sluggishly — as ever, with extra traffic agents posted to prevent gridlock.
The Army way was to monitor and vet every posting to prevent secrets from being revealed, but Allen and Burgess figured that captains were smart enough to police themselves and not compromise security.
