Sentence examples similar to prevent nagging from inspiring English sources
For most of his adulthood, he lived in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, with his widowed mother, Hattie, a former church organist whose spiritual proclivities did not prevent her from nagging him to try to sell more paintings.
Justice for Women, a feminist campaigning group I co-founded, managed to change the law to prevent men claiming that "nagging" was a justifiable reason to kill female partners; Southall Black Sisters successfully challenged Ealing council when it proposed cutting women's services.
It casts shade on the hard task of making government accountable for groups like Justice for Women, that Bindel founded, which managed to change the law that prevents men claiming that "nagging" was an alright reason to kill their female partners.
The Trumps are close, Eric says, and the Trump Organization is just one big, happy family that he and brother Donald Trump Jr. took over after their father's election to prevent any ethics committee nagging.
"We try to prevent, rather than prosecute," says Debashish Nag, government administrator in Nargis's area, Sreepur, "because there is no law to separate a child marriage once it occurs".
You want to jump in and work and get everything back to normal, but it nags at you: What could I have done to prevent that?
What was nagging at many residents was the question of whether the boy's death could have been prevented had the town had an ambulance fully equipped for handling major trauma.
Still, something is nagging.
