Sentence examples for prevent it from engaging from inspiring English sources

When the show débuted, I thought that its once-a-week schedule would prevent it from engaging with the ups and downs of the week's news.

The Federal Reserve board should ignore the cries of an industry that argues that preventing it from engaging in unfair or deceptive practices will put it out of business.

"As a nonprofit the university must comply with the law that prevents it from engaging in certain partisan activities," Lapin told The Huffington Post on Monday morning.

"The only thing the injunction prevents it from doing is engaging in those activities as an excuse for, or in order to perpetuate, the President's unconstitutional travel and refugee bans".

It is within the wartime authority of the president as commander in chief, the government says, to detain Mr. Padilla indefinitely in order to interrogate him and prevent him from engaging in terrorism.

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His blockade of Admiral Richard Howe in New York Bay proved unsuccessful (July 1778), and in August storms prevented him from engaging the British fleet near Newport, Rhode Island.

But the National Association of Mortgage Brokers denounced the deal for putting mortgage brokers at "a severe disadvantage," saying it would "prevent them from engaging competitively in the mortgage marketplace".

There are some who oppose the agreement because it does not prevent Iran from engaging in adversarial actions throughout the Gulf, the Middle East, and elsewhere.

"It prevents us from engaging in democratic debate with our fellow citizens over an important issue," he said.

It prevents banks from engaging directly in the kind of extraordinarily risky transactions that set off the world-wide financial melt down -- requiring them to set up special segregated subsidiaries if they want to gamble in these instruments.