Sentence examples for precisely to prevent from inspiring English sources

Military detention was designed precisely to prevent such fighters from returning to the battlefield.

Ms. Nicholas suggested cutting the board with a sharp scraping tool, and measuring precisely to prevent gaps where pieces meet.

If there came a time where your departure could spare great bloodshed, would you resign? A. My responsibility is to precisely to prevent that from happening...

(Never mind that he was proposing to use the very taproot of American government, the Constitution, precisely to prevent people from choosing how to live their lives).

The administration argued that the minute-long sessions the Senate was holding every few days precisely to prevent any such appointments did not constitute genuine parliamentary business.

Mr Hammond responded that Mr Shiner's firm had started proceedings against the MoD last year "precisely to prevent us handing them over to the Afghan judicial authorities".

To overcome these limitations, Paula Hammond, a chemical engineer at MIT, has made a fuel-cell membrane out of layers of polymers whose electrochemical properties can be precisely tuned to prevent fuel waste.

The new dummy will help safety experts decide far more precisely how to prevent injuries and reduce their severity.

Compared to microspheres formed via emulsion polymerization, these microspheres do not require extensive solvent exchange or washing to remove organic solvent, although the reaction conditions needed to be precisely controlled to prevent bulk gel gelation.

Meanwhile, a revised CFE treaty would impose tighter national ceilings on conventional weapons precisely so as to prevent any threatening build-up of forces.

Still, with so little known about Adam Lanza and the guns he used, it was difficult to say what sort of law, precisely, was needed to prevent another shooting like Friday's.