Sentence examples for prevented from implementing from inspiring English sources

The petitioners argue that ministers should be prevented from implementing the Act while the judicial review and any other legal challenge, including any challenge in the European courts, is considered.

In addition, the Services Agreement is non-exclusive, and expressly provides that Yahoo! is not prevented from implementing any other advertising, promotion or marketing service or monetization method, including any that are the same as or substantially similar in nature to the Services or displaying comparable advertisements.

Due to changing education policies during 2012/3 in the Western Cape however, the research team was prevented from implementing it during school hours.

This might require that another mad and bad individual is prevented from implementing his plans tomorrow, or that some natural existential threat be averted, say an asteroid strike, etc. Harris in effect concedes our point when he writes 'There is no such thing as ensuring safety' (p. 109).

The court lifted an injunction that had prevented Maine from implementing an innovative program that will use the state's purchasing power under Medicaid to press the drug companies for discounts on medicine sold to other citizens as well.

And now, having prevented Mr. Obama from implementing any of his policies, those same Republicans are pointing to disappointing job numbers and declaring that the president's policies have failed.

The limited hardware resources available on the FPGA prevented us from implementing one of the more complex pre-filters.

Technical limitations also prevented them from implementing certain animations, such as turning pages of a book.

State law prevents cities from implementing rent control on units built after 1995.

If more than 30percentt vote, their verdict will be binding, and they could prevent Facebook from implementing the changes.

But then if you encourage developers to use your APIs, why can you prevent them from implementing "the other side" of them?