Sentence examples for prevent deployment from inspiring English sources

However, there are two intrinsic limitations that prevent deployment of P, viz., its low electrical conductivity and its high volume change on cycling that leads to pulverization and loss of electrical contact.

In the 1980s, Minnesota governor Rudy Perpich sued to prevent deployment of his state's National Guard to Honduras; the Supreme Court ruled that the feds had control over guard units.

The Department of Energy's Loan Guarantee Program that I oversaw, for instance, created during the Bush administration to address financing gaps that prevent deployment of commercial scale renewable technologies, successfully helped deploy enough clean energy to power millions of homes and save the emissions equivalent of taking 4-5 million cars off the road.

Uncertainty about HIV drug resistance from PrEP could prevent deployment of PrEP even though it may be shown to prevent HIV infection in clinical trials.

Of significance was the use of the FBI assay described above to demonstrate that healthy humans do not have functional antibodies that can prevent deployment of this virulence mechanism.

"It prevents deployment of defense that can deny others the power to hold our populations hostage to nuclear blackmail".

A critical obstacle preventing deployment on shale gas in Europe is public perception of the environmental risks posed by unconventionals production.

The Kurdish news site Rudaw reported that heavy fog had prevented deployment of aircraft from the U.S.-led coalition that has been bombing extremist positions for months.

There could be many reasons that this occurs, such as: the HIS is not completed, a flaw prevents deployment, or strategic changes prevent implementation.

In 1972 Bethe's cogent and persuasive arguments helped prevent the deployment of antiballistic missile systems.

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