Sentence examples for prevented explicitly from inspiring English sources

Naked state repression of the media has been deemed out of the question by the PRC's continuing political agenda and commitment to maintain the appearance of respect for civil liberties, and market forces have prevented explicitly pro-China editorial lines from commercial newspapers.

My report followed a briefing from a cabinet office official who told me it had been decided that sharing personal data was fine unless it had been explicitly prevented.

In this case the computer's solution was an interesting one that shed light on a possible weakness of this type of neural network — that the computer, if not explicitly prevented from doing so, will essentially find a way to transmit details to itself in the interest of solving a given problem quickly and easily.

She also confirmed that the Major Oil Pipeline Siting Act explicitly prevented them from considering the effects of potential or real spills in their decision.

After his arrest, President Trump suggested his immigration policies would have prevented the attack, explicitly singling out the "family chain" migration program Ullah apparently used to enter the country.

The VA responded by issuing a new directive that explicitly prevented doctors from cutting state-level medical marijuana patients off from prescription drugs, and instead requires monitoring of all cannabis consumption.

However, several investigations have explicitly prevented exposure of emergent adults to larval environmental stimuli [2], [4], [6], [11], and have nonetheless observed an effect of larval experience.

When humans are prevented from becoming explicitly aware of the hierarchy they can still perform better than chance at the novel "inference" test using an implicit reinforcement learning system [ 1].

And the deal with the housing agency does not explicitly prevent the bank from doing so.

The bill would amend the Lacey Act Amendments of 1981 to explicitly prevent private big cat ownership across the United States.

A Labour spokeswoman said she was looking into whether there were any internal rules explicitly preventing members from donating to other parties.