Sentence examples for prevented from gaining from inspiring English sources

Its disengagement from Gaza followed international assurances that Hamas and other terror groups would be prevented from gaining access to arms via the Sinai.

May is expected to stress that militants must be prevented from gaining a foothold in sub-Saharan Africa, away from territory in Syria, Iraq and Libya.

Vulnerable people are prevented from gaining representation at the United Nations by a committee dominated by countries with repressive regimes, according to concerned NGOs.

It also accuses the HFPA of selling media credentials to attend the event to the highest bidder, meaning that many legitimate news organisations are prevented from gaining access.

A spokesperson for Bristol council said:  "We are ensuring residents with driveways and garages have enough space to get in and out of them; if, instead of being prevented from gaining access by motorists parking too close to or even taking over the entrance, they can actually use their driveways and garages it will create more space on the street for those without them".

During the course of that campaign, the Luftwaffe was prevented from gaining air superiority by the RAF.

This made it an underground classic but also prevented it from gaining wider readership.

Going down such roads has not prevented them from gaining a following.

Unfortunately, a defective thrust valve prevented Nozomi from gaining sufficient velocity from the Earth flyby.

It also prevented consumers from gaining access to technologies that could offer them more search options, she said.

And a lack of trust is what prevented Navy from gaining its first victory over Notre Dame since Roger Staubach played quarterback for the Midshipmen.