Sentence examples for prevent delivering from inspiring English sources

Nearly two dozen pieces of enchanted art throughout the boat use face-recognition software to prevent delivering the same animation twice in a row.

Republican presidential frontrunner Mitt Romney predicted his party rivals will throw everything at him to prevent him delivering a knockout blow in next week's South Carolina primary.

But £2bn has not been squandered - most of this is not fraud or dishonesty (that accounts for about 0.2% of the budget and most is recovered) but administrative errors which do not prevent projects delivering value.

If a collaboration with rapper Kano called Against All Odds had been any more transparent an attempt at mimicking the tumbling funk of Beyoncé's Crazy in Love, it would have crammed its bum into a pair of denim hotpants and signed itself up with a lookalikes agency, but that didn't prevent it delivering a punch.

Her government has denied visas to a United Nations human-rights team charged with investigating the crisis, and international organizations have been prevented from delivering aid.

Mr Milburn urged a "drive to bring the voluntary sector in from the cold", tackling the "vicious cycle" of tentative, short-term contracts that prevented charities delivering services.

In a final statement at his own trial, which he was prevented from delivering, Saro-Wiwa said of Shell that "its day will surely come.

When he is prevented from delivering the final coup de grâce by a promise he has made, Caine's character unhesitatingly steps in to perform the deed.

Family members have also been prevented from delivering supplies to people inside.

"Companies ultimately don't want to be monitoring apps and the network in a manual fashion, but to predict, prevent and deliver situational awareness," he said.

This issue extends to professional identity when HCPs must perform actions that do not necessarily lie within the boundaries of their usual professional duties or are prevented from delivering care as they would do in their home context (Hunt 2008).