Sentence examples for prevent the development of a from inspiring English sources
Not only did modern capitalism evolve at this time, but the rules needed to govern that capitalism and prevent the development of a plutocracy also had to be developed simultaneously.
Safety-instrumented systems are used in industries to prevent the development of a process upset into an accident.
And before multilateral UN nuclear sanctions, US sanctions failed to prevent the development of a vast Iranian nuclear infrastructure with the capability to enrich uranium.
To evaluate the utility of pressure algometry for measuring muscular pain in dogs by using a modified technique intended to prevent the development of a learned apprehension response.
In a long- awaited report, a government commission recommended today a major increase in federal financing for Canada's national health care program to shore up its finances and prevent the development of a parallel system of private medical services.
UN pulls out of Afghanistan WORLD FINANCIAL MARKETS ACT TO AVERT CRISIS Central banks worldwide are pumping additional money into their economies in an attempt to prevent the development of a financial crisis following yesterday's attacks.
In a third case, it was shown that out-of-phase conditions prevent the development of an improved culture medium.
The model results emphasize that in the face of a mismatch, certain market and recruitment conditions may enhance or prevent the development of an intercept fishery.
When recruitment levels were high, a variable price that was sensitive to local supplies was necessary to prevent the development of an intercept fishery.
In addition, new guidelines from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases advise parents to give peanut protein in puree or paste, but not nut, form to infants as early as 4 months old to help prevent the development of an allergy.
On the other hand, they may potentially prevent the development of an environment where students compare themselves against each other.
