Sentence examples for prevented from congregating from inspiring English sources

Ahmadis in Rawalpindi were prevented from congregating during Eid.

Witnesses in other parts of the city reported that the "greens," as the opposition members are known, had tried to turn out but were prevented from congregating in large groups.

Any rebellion on their part - no matter how small - is deemed worthy of an Asbo, a local curfew, or becomes the target of new technology that is aimed at, for example, their hearing so that they are dispersed like dangerous dogs and prevented from congregating with their friends outside of the chip shop, or anywhere elsewhere in the town centre.

But Sgt. Stephen Jones, a spokesman, said the State Police did not make an attempt to prevent fans from congregating in Giants Stadium.

Rich said the general CST security advice to all Jewish communal buildings also applied to schools: it includes preventing people from congregating outside the building, ensuring that security rotas and procedures are up to date, checking all post and deliveries before opening, and cancelling both deliveries and refuse collection over the sabbath and high holy days.

These are rows of small spikes that prevent pigeons from congregating and roosting.

The marchers toppled metal police barricades that were preventing large crowds from congregating in the street and served as a lane for the approaching vehicles.

We have been at the forefront of campaigning against the infamous Mosquito devices that impinge on children's civil liberties by emitting a high-pitched sound to prevent young people from congregating in specific areas.

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Using archival and new material and a combination of found sound and a clipped voice-over that initially, and amusingly, evokes Jack Webb's nasal oratory in the television show "Dragnet," Mr. Wilkerson explores how business interests and the police wielded power like a cudgel to prevent ordinary working people from congregating, organizing and speaking up.

From the outside, power wash your windows to keep critters from congregating.