Sentence examples for prevented free from inspiring English sources

The most important example is José Victorino Lastarria (1817 1888) who advocated the elimination of the colonial legacies still embedded in the Church, and in authoritarian practices that prevented free individual initiative and expression.

The purpose of the amendment was to forbid granting Most Favored Nation Trade Status to any country that had a non-market economy and also prevented free emigration.

However, when anti-slavery forces in Congress tried to expunge a clause in Missouri's state constitution that would have prevented free blacks from settling in the state, Floyd opposed on the principal of state's rights to decide its own matters and also because he was opposed to the growing Federal power.

This prevented free segregation of individual chromosomes and, together with general species interfertility, partially compensated for the reduction of HR, while retaining the advantages of heterosis.

Because jetties divided the beach and prevented free circulation of water, additional samples were collected to characterize the beach (Haugland et al. 2005).

Contacts and trades with infected regions were banned, and towns' gates and states' frontiers were closed, which prevented free movement of humans and merchandises to avoid the risk of spreading the contagion (4 ).

This is deeply unfair and prevents free speech.

The government claims the bill would not prevent free speech or religious satire.

However she added: "More can be done, including relaxing the rules that currently prevent free schools from borrowing.

The California Teachers Association has argued that collecting dues from non-members prevents "free riders" – in other words, workers who benefit from collective bargaining without shouldering any of the cost.

That idea is anathema to many campaigners seeking to leave the bloc, who argue that Britain can only control immigration if it can prevent free movement of people.