Sentence examples for prevent writing from inspiring English sources

This can prevent writing formal specifications close to the actual implementation, and can thus hamper a refinement-based stepwise development.

A law passed in 1956 prevents writing about the army.

Flourishes serve their original medieval function of preventing written additions to official documents or correspondence.

"If handled differently by local law enforcement, bystanders and other members of the community, perhaps the fatal altercation could have been prevented," wrote leaders of the Japanese-American Citizens League, one of three groups pressing the F.B.I. for an inquiry.

That was as close as things got to an incident that might get the march noticed by the Mail (one of the war memorials on Whitehall was boarded up to prevent anyone writing on it).

A ban prevented his writing more satires after 1785.

But I have never been prevented from writing what I think.

The disease had become so easy to prevent, he wrote, that "the smallpox patient of to-day is scarcely deserving of sympathy".

So there is a silver lining when the government is prevented from writing a debt-funded cheque for poorly planned spending.

"We should be pleased that Prince Charles has these concerns," he said, suggesting it would be "ridiculous" if he were prevented from writing to ministers like anyone else.

The drama would have ended there if in 1945 Time hadn't published an article suggesting that the Tilletts' new partners were so wary about the couple's past, they were prevented from writing company checks.