Sentence examples for prevented from conducting from inspiring English sources

Women were prevented from conducting business without a male representative, be it father, brother, husband, legal agent, or even son.

Furtwängler was ultimately cleared of the charges by a de-Nazification court, although he was prevented from conducting in the United States.

Board investigators said that they were prevented from conducting interviews with central witnesses for weeks, giving time for memories to fade and for people to coordinate stories.

And Adam, who this season became the general music director of the opera house in Mannheim, Germany, was prevented from conducting the ensemble he founded, the Austro-Hungarian Haydn Orchestra, in its Mostly Mozart appearances this week because he was summoned to Bayreuth to replace the late Giuseppe Sinopoli as conductor of the "Ring" cycle -- a supreme example of an offer you can't refuse.

The inquiry, which has so far cost nearly £23m, heard that British military police were prevented from conducting a speedy investigation into the battle and its aftermath by their commanders, who said they wanted to protect young soldiers traumatised by the bloody gunfight.

"At present, it is clear the commission is being systematically prevented from conducting a truly independent review by inappropriate interference from the UCI".

But Dr. Hut said his outside interests have not distracted him or prevented him from conducting valuable research.

Google's search website suffered an intermittent outage on Friday morning that prevented users from conducting searches or accessing services through the main Google website.

GARDEN CITY, N.Y., Feb. 10 - The Nassau County Legislature re-elected Judith A. Jacobs as presiding officer Friday night, ending a six-week stalemate that prevented legislators from conducting business.

Not only did he not manage to finish his latest new work for the pianist Peter Serkin and the Zankel Band; at the last minute illness prevented him from conducting the concert.

They disdained it for not interviewing CIA officials involved in the program – all the while ignoring the fact that committee Republicans and Obama's justice department prevented Jones from conducting those interviews.