Sentence examples for prevent enemies from inspiring English sources

"We will find a way to protect journalists' lives and to prevent enemies from using those live broadcasts for their benefit".

Enacted during the First World War, the Sabotage Act ostensibly aims to prevent enemies of the United States from damaging factories, weapons, and equipment essential to the war effort.

His critics say this is to pre-empt an unceremonious recall from the country's presidency by ANC members and to prevent enemies from attempting to prosecute him again for his alleged involvement in South Africa's controversial 1999 arms deal.

Light the moat and all areas in your structure to prevent enemies from spawning there.

Just wall up the settlement or guard it to prevent enemies from claiming it.

Use a silencer on your gun to prevent enemies from locating you after you take shots.

For further protection, a steel underwater net was often stretched across the Verrazano Narrows, to prevent enemy submarines from entering.

Inside that, the covered road makes five 90-degree turns to prevent enemy horses and men easily running in.

Big data predictive algorithms developed to prevent enemy attacks also power Any.Do, one of the world's most popular productivity apps for mobile devices.

The small islands of Burray and South Ronaldsay, to the south of East Mainland, are now joined to it by causeways constructed during World War II to prevent enemy submarines from entering the naval base at Scapa Flow.

There, he built an artificial brook to channel rainwater and prevent erosion, laid stones around the base of a tree to make a peace sign and even imported a technique he learned in Vietnam to prevent enemy ambushes: he cut down tall grass to deny cover to drug users and graffiti taggers.