Sentence examples for prevented authorities from inspiring English sources

Some of these groups were nimble and essential in one area of Madrid, for instance, a neighborhood assembly prevented authorities from carrying out home foreclosures others, less so.

Some of these groups were nimble and essential — in one area of Madrid, for instance, a neighborhood assembly prevented authorities from carrying out home foreclosures — others, less so.

Travellers at the site at Crays Hill, Essex, won an 11th-hour injunction on Monday that prevented authorities from clearing the land amid concerns about "over-enforcement" resulting in total clearance – including structures entitled to be there.

The issue was thought to center around BlackBerry's encryption of emails, BBM messages and other data from its users which prevented authorities from gaining the access to information that they deemed necessary for national security.

The unmatched leg had been embalmed, which prevented authorities from being able to extract DNA to determine the leg's owner.

Early 1980s pirate stations had benefitted from a legal loophole that prevented authorities from confiscating equipment without a court order, but the Telecommunications Act 1984 granted the Department of Trade and Industry's Radio Investigation Service power to enter properties without a license and detain equipment kept for the purpose of illegal broadcasting.

Barriers were dropped that once prevented authority funds dedicated to city transit from being used to secure bonds issued for capital projects involving the commuter railroads.

But investigators have been hampered by German laws that prevent authorities from making arrests without serious suspicion of illegal activity.

Tim Morris was initially paraphrased as having said that the commonwealth ombudsman would prevent authorities from using the data retention scheme to go after internet pirates.

This lack of clarity is inhibiting the debate and preventing authorities from making a strong defence of their traffic enforcement strategies.

But the First Amendment prevents authorities from prosecuting people solely on the basis of association or ideology, and espousing radical beliefs is not in itself a criminal act.