Sentence examples for prevent the implementation of from inspiring English sources
Ted Cruz's filibuster to prevent the implementation of Obamacare with the threat of shutting down the government has all the hallmarks of the "noble defeat" of southern Democrats from the mid-sixties onward.
Doing so to prevent the implementation of legislation, the Affordable Care Act, that will undoubtedly make America more economically productive and better able to compete against an emerging rival makes even less sense.
As we wrote yesterday, hundreds of buildings were taken over yesterday, to prevent the implementation of new rules that put employees in labour pools, prior to dismissal Here are some photos from the scene, which highlights the depth of public anger over Greece's financial programme.
Taylor says that staff shortages and rising levels of violence have recently combined to prevent the implementation of new education contracts that would have delivered 30 hours of education a week in young offender institutions leaving them with on average only 17 hours of education a week.
The army, air force and navy each has its own health service and medical school; a report from the Defence Science Board says that one-third of their $15 billion annual cost could be saved.The only problem with the revolution in business affairs is that politics will almost certainly prevent the implementation of more than a small part of it.
Mrs Foster has already said failure to agree will open up a £500m hole in the budget as it would prevent the implementation of the Stormont House Agreement.
"But DARE is a complete fraud on the American people, and has actually done a lot of harm by preventing the implementation of more effective programs".
And the law itself was something of an anticlimax: a series of lawsuits, including one filed by the Justice Department, prevented the implementation of its most controversial sections.
The current secretary general has blocked all significant reforms to the organisation, and has prevented the implementation of a more open and transparent culture for the UN.
An odd cabal of timorous Europeans, myopic media outlets, corrupt Afghans, blinkered Pentagon officers, politically motivated Democrats and the Taliban were preventing the implementation of an effective counterdrug program.
The scarcity of observations in several classes prevents the implementation of this approach.
