The report examined institutional failures and said cultural factors in custodial institutions could prevent proper prevention, exposure and investigation of child abuse.
And gagging clauses prevent proper accountability.
One that helps to prevent proper discussion of the law on assisted dying.
This would also prevent proper evaluation of the stem-cell treatment.
In the worst cases, the growth can prevent proper fitting of a prosthesis or pierce the skin.
He pointed to mandatory sentencing laws as an example of parliament seeking to bind the hands of the judiciary and thereby prevent proper consideration of individual cases.
Mounding of soil around the tree's root collar is also a danger -- it may prevent proper aeration of the root system.
In this situation, called fibrous encapsulation, the surrounding tissue can often prevent proper drug release or keep the drug from reaching the tumor.
Our strategy is particularly efficient in highly dynamic scenarios, where sudden creation and dissolution of clusters of mobile nodes prevent proper content diffusion.
The Office of the University Registrar will approve a dissertation if there are no deviations from the normal specifications that would prevent proper dissemination and utilization of the dissertation.
Laws are sloppily drafted, laden-down with last minute amendments then rushed through Parliament as private members' bills, rather than government business, to prevent proper scrutiny.Some decisions seem bizarre.
