Sentence examples for press to prevent from inspiring English sources

Behind the scenes, President Barack Obama seems to be orchestrating a full-court press to prevent Snowden's movement.

In addition, the tracheal surface and air sac system probably present in sauropods could have served as an efficient internal cooling system (Wedel, 2003 b, Sander & Clauss, 2008; Perry et al., 2009, in press) to prevent overheating during exercise and in high ambient temperatures.

The point is that financial institutions like J.P. Morgan and Citigroup are so large that even the most relentlessly focused chief executive is hard pressed to prevent the occasional blow-up.

Syngenta's lawyers demanded last-minute changes to a press release to prevent "serious damage to the integrity of our product and reputation" and threatened legal action.

Occurring during an enforced nighttime blackout on the island, the eruption's luminosity forced the government to issue a gag order on the local press, hoping to prevent news of its occurrence spreading for fear that the Japanese would use it to launch a bombing run on the island.

A Trump-Pena Nieto meeting, which could be totally private -- with no press allowed, to prevent grandstanding by either side -- might hand Trump a terrific (and possibly game-changing) opportunity to demonstrate statesmanship while boosting his standing among Latinos and other voters.

The therapist did not perform any massage or press stimulation to prevent acupressure effect.

He was state director in Arkansas of the Rutherford Institute, which financed Paula Corbin Jones's sexual harassment lawsuit against President Bill Clinton and was counsel to the Unborn Child Amendment Committee in Arkansas, which pressed lawsuits to prevent public hospitals in the state from performing abortions with public money.

We see constant efforts by both the press and MPs to prevent the deployment of wind farms.

A shellshocked newspaper industry was struggling to come to terms with a sudden all-party agreement to create a powerful new press regulator designed to prevent a repeat of the phone-hacking scandal.

With local anger growing over the country's worst industrial accident, a delegation from the International Labour Organisation met Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in Dhaka to offer support and press for action to prevent any more such incidents.