Sentence examples for prevented from citing from inspiring English sources

"The jury should have heard the whole story," said James Broccoletti, his lead attorney, who complained that he was prevented from citing Chapman's juvenile criminal record at the trial.

For example, in the Chicago story cited by Boselvic, the city is prevented from constructing new parking lots that might interfere with the contractor's profit stream.

And nothing prevents the sovereign people in Parliament assembled from citing one of them (or another) as grounds for reconsidering its earlier decision and changing course.

"He is prevented from traveling.

The former President has fought tenaciously for the past 12 years to prevent their appearance, citing everything from executive privilege to personal privacy.

Supporters of the amendment said it was needed to prevent voter fraud, citing cases from New York's Tammany Hall in the early 20th century, Chicago and Acorn.

Some of the 1000 e-mails that appeared on the Internet suggested that CRU Director Phil Jones had tried to influence peer review of papers he disagreed with and prevented them from being cited by reviews of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).

Additional studies were identified from cited references.

The court also can decertify lower court rulings, preventing them from being cited as precedent, without actually reviewing and overturning them.

They cited "government interference that prevented them from best defending their client," the Phnom Penh Post reported.

France previously said international law prevented it from carrying out attacks in Syria, but cited self-defence as its reason for carrying out the current strikes.