In principle, in a free society, people (adults, at least) should not be prevented from doing something if it does not harm others.
Filburn was being prevented from doing something he wished to do, whereas the health care law forces people to buy insurance against their will.
The answer, of course, is that they either didn't want to see it or were prevented from doing something about it.
We are interested in learning about experiences with discrimination, by this we mean being unfairly prevented from doing something, or being treated unfairly.
20 22 We are interested in learning about experiences with discrimination, by this we mean being unfairly prevented from doing something, or being treated unfairly.
We defined discrimination as "being unfairly prevented from doing something or being treated unfairly," which was the dominant interpretation provided by participants in the initial qualitative study 19 20 and is consistent with the well established and validated definitions of discrimination 21 23 24 25 and of genetic discrimination specifically.
You can prevent something, prevent something happening, or prevent someone from doing something.
You can prevent something, prevent something from happening or prevent someone from doing something.
If your teacher lectures on things you already read in the book and it bores you to death, doodling can be a way to 1) look like you are paying attention and taking notes 2) keep you awake and 3) prevent you from doing something against the rules.
In most companies, managers keep a close eye on employees to prevent them from doing something wrong.
And there is no one nutrient that will help us do anything or prevent us from doing something else.
