Sentence examples for prevented from working from inspiring English sources

"I have never been prevented from working in America before".

In Afghanistan, where two million women have lost their husbands in decades of fighting, widows are prevented from working and have no way to provide for their children.

In 1996 the influx of foreign workers into Israel to take over jobs from Palestinians prevented from working by the closures took on mammoth proportions.

So this includes women who are by no means idle at all, but who are prevented from working due to a "lack of access to affordable childcare and insufficiently flexible working arrangements".

About 10 Burmese reporters have been physically attacked or prevented from working, including reporters for the foreign news agencies Reuters and Agence France-Presse, according to Reporters Without Borders and the Burma Media Association.

That case involved merchants who were prevented from working in London by proclamation of Henry IV which was found to be in breach of a parliamentary act dating back to 1297.

This is by far the largest experiment of this kind ever carried out, and organizational difficulties as well as increasing costs prevent from working with much larger systems.

Whether or not he returns to football, he will be prevented from work deemed "regulated activity" and jobs such as teaching, social work or health care that would involve working with children or vulnerable adults.

Her options were limited, she said, because diabetes prevented her from working.

This stalemate has prevented Moscow and Washington from working together on projects that could curtail proliferation.

He had Medicare disability coverage because a progressive lung disease prevented him from working.