Sentence examples for prevented from exercising from inspiring English sources

The women filed complaints with the commission in December 2005 claiming that they were prevented from exercising together with a personal trainer at Greenwich Point Park.

And the Palestinians freely elected a legislature in 2006, but the winning party was prevented from exercising power across the divided territories.

"I am satisfied the Greater London Authority and the mayor are being prevented from exercising their necessary powers of control management and care of Parliament Square Gardens," he said.

Presumably both Cameron and Clegg are terrified of exposing the terrible divisions within their two parties – but why should the rest of us be prevented from exercising our democratic rights in order to save their blushes?

"Our concern is also that we see children who cannot afford these fees, and these children become adults and are then prevented from exercising everyday rights such as travelling and going to university," she said.

"I am satisfied the Greater London Authority and the Mayor are being prevented from exercising their necessary powers of control management and care of Parliament Square Gardens and the use of Parliament Square Gardens by tourists and visitors, by local workers, by those who want to take advantage of its world renown setting and by others who want to protest lawfully, is being prevented".

Started statins, but stopped because the muscle aches prevented me from exercising.

The OSSE reports to the mayor, and some critics think that political considerations have prevented it from exercising adequate oversight.

His death prevented him from exercising his right to a direct appeal, a right given to every American by the United States Constitution.

For example, in this article I discussed how one woman eliminated the pain points that prevented her from exercising consistently.

Evidently, the very word "vagina" was so offensive, it prevented her from exercising her right of free speech.