Sentence examples for prevented from intervening from inspiring English sources

He explains why the BBC Trust is prevented from intervening in some operational matters at the corporation.

At the time, Clackamas County prosecutors said they were prevented from intervening by Oregon laws that gave legal protection to parents who refused because of their faith to seek medical care for their children.

But it was precisely the Daimler executives' fear of being seen in the United States as arrogant, know-it-all Germans that prevented them from intervening in time at Chrysler.

Ideally, MOUs should prevent police from intervening in vague, minor misbehaviors like insubordination or disorderly conduct, according to the DSC. .

The JNA prevented Croatian police from intervening.

The JNA intervened; they increasingly supported the Croatian Serb insurgents and prevented Croatian police from intervening.

Around midday, several units of the 10th SS Panzer Division, 12th SS Panzer Division and 116th Panzer Division managed to break through the Polish lines and open a corridor, while the 9th SS Panzer Division, prevented the Canadians from intervening.

Peterson said that the U.S.O.C. still must act quickly to prevent the government from intervening.

To the contrary, they argued that a federal law — the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996 — prevents the courts from intervening on behalf of a death row inmate who claims to have proof of his own innocence.

While the FEC had reasoned that the Internal Revenue Service prevents such groups from intervening in political campaigns, thereby negating the need for FEC action, Kollar-Kotelly rejected this approach.- From Roll Call.

The JNA stepped in, preventing Croatian police from intervening.