Sentence examples for prevent endangering from inspiring English sources

The nephew of three childless uncles, George Augustus was under pressure to marry and father an heir to prevent endangering the Hanoverian succession.

The same technologies could also prevent endangered species from going the way of the dodo – or the passenger pigeon.

Count on it: the recreation industry, which demands water for boating and other sports, will be filing its briefs, too, as will environmental groups struggling to prevent endangered species and whole ecosystems from blinking out.

I don't think it's too much to ask that should police involvement be necessary to prevent us endangering ourselves or others, that some sort of mental health professional be present [as well]." As ever, some of this comes down to resources.

He said Prevent endangers freedom of speech and research in universities.

The thousands of logs clogging beaches have prevented the endangered leatherback turtle and others from nesting, according to a study in the journal Oryx.

Although Mr. Taylor's conviction, by a special tribunal in The Hague, will prevent him from endangering the security of West Africa again, the trial — with its limited scope — didn't even begin to address the devastating damage Mr. Taylor did to his country.

The compromise will allow 130 boats to fish in the protected zone if they use special nets to prevent killing the endangered vaquita, the world's smallest porpoise.

That, the report says, would help prevent frail banks from endangering national finances and pushing countries toward the need for full bailouts.

Forcing corporations to pay for the damage they cause is not sufficient to prevent them from recklessly endangering people and the planet, but it is certainly necessary.

Furthermore, the Tokyo Convention Act of 1963 allows passengers to take actions which are necessary to prevent disruptive passengers from endangering the safety of the flight [ 14].