Sentence examples for prevent flights from inspiring English sources

The upgrade means that emergency personal or police could impose new restrictions if needed, for example to prevent flights near a forest fire.

Ryanair is now pressing for open competition in national air traffic control systems, as part of a European network which would allow one country to manage the airspace of neighbouring countries to prevent flights being cancelled or delayed during industrial action.

DJI, the maker of the drone which crashed on the White House lawn last month, is rolling back the software update that was designed to prevent flights over much of Washington D.C., citing "a small number of reported issues" with the software download.

DJI, the maker of the drone which crashed on the White House lawn last month, is rolling back the software update that was designed to prevent flights over much of Washington D.C., citing "a small number of reported issues" with the software download.

Section 1226(c) neither requires nor permits an official to determine whether Kim's detention was necessary to prevent flight or danger.

And we can forget about any previous grand jury having left behind a sealed indictment; those are usually done to prevent flight and Clinton won't flee.

Mr. Madoff is already being watched around the clock, both for his protection and to prevent flight, and has an electronic monitoring device, his lawyers wrote.

One solution to prevent flight-related neck pain in military helicopter pilots is to initiate ergonomic improvements in the equipment used by the pilots and loadmasters.

As the island travels through time, Faraday comes to believe that detonating a hydrogen bomb left on the island might prevent Flight 815 from ever crashing.

Although guilt has not been proved, a defendant, unlike other citizens, can be arrested, forced to stand trial, required to post bond or even jailed to prevent flight.

Unfortunately, you misconstrue the presumption of innocence and undermine your arguments by conceding that defendants may be detained to prevent flight.