Sentence examples for prevented from offering from inspiring English sources
Other members of the victim's household were prevented from offering assistance.
Throughout the year, House Democrats chafed at being prevented from offering their versions of legislation on the floor.
Under a 2001 deal that spun off its mobile phone operations into a joint venture with Ericsson, Sony has been prevented from offering cellphones that draw heavily on its own other technologies.
George Benton, an outstanding middleweight when he fought out of Philadelphia, and now a skilled tutor who did much to channel Spinks's natural violence into profitable aggression in Las Vegas, had said during the champion's haphazard training that he was being prevented from offering maximum assistance.
An effort to keep navigation data out of the hands of North Korea means foreign companies like Google are prevented from offering driving directions in the South, while efforts by North Korea have moved from maximising destructiveness to more subtle attempts at cyber-espionage.
After a dozen years in the minority, Democrats came to power a year ago, promising a new tone and pledging that they would not treat minority Republicans like they had been treated: shut out of negotiations, prevented from offering amendments and just generally overrun by Republicans trying to solidify their grip on Congress.
Nor, however, do there appear to be many recent instances of the mayor or other top city officials being prevented from directly offering condolences to the victims of police shootings.
He said that computer system limitations have prevented Fidelity from offering a comparison tool online.
True, when he was majority leader he made aggressive use of rules that prevented Republicans from offering amendments to bills.
The museum also lacked theft insurance, which prevented it from offering a major reward immediately after the burglary.
The rules would have also eliminated some forms of acceptable identification and prevented anyone from offering advice to someone waiting in line outside a polling place.
