Sentence examples for prevent truly from inspiring English sources

In a speech to the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy, meeting in Boston, Mr. Levitt complained of "a stonewall by some of the profession's leadership to prevent truly independent oversight".

And if we did, the seas would still rise and the storms would still come, but we would stand a much greater chance of preventing truly catastrophic warming.

But gridlock is preventing truly decisive action.

Yet the bill, which would enhance senior officials' ability to engage in politically motivated leaks, is not tailored to prevent disclosures truly harmful to national security.

While prohibitions on gadgets don't prevent the truly motivated criminals from getting their hands on phones, they do make it harder for inmates to relate to the outside world.

Although we are all talking about the transition of power and peace talks, the Afghan people lack vision regarding their future and this will prevent any truly strategic initiatives.

Citing Constitutional scholar Lawrence Lessig, we explained that the Founders of this nation created the position of "Elector" precisely to prevent a truly dangerous and unqualified person from being elevated to the Presidency.

In other words, the £800m inconvenience for the banks has prevented anything truly nasty.

Langfield's tendency to beat out, rather than hold, scoring attempts had already been in evidence, but he later prevented a truly embarrassing scoreline.

"They are trying to appear to be going through the required processes while also preventing any truly substantive exchange of information," Mr. Kahan said.

However, the stepwise phosphorylation by cellular, and sometimes viral, kinases to the active triphosphate prevented a truly rational design of polymerase inhibitors.