Sentence examples for prevented grant from inspiring English sources

When those without HIV use ART appropriately as either pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) or post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP), HIV acquisition is almost universally prevented (Grant et al., 2010).

The answer is based on a well-established principle of copyright law that tries to prevent granting patent-like rights through copyright.

In 2012, the high court held that a regulation that prevented the grant of a protection visa to a Sri Lankan refugee because Asio had assessed him to be a risk, was invalid.

Among other things, the buybacks have generally prevented options granted in the early 1990's and exercised over the last few years from diluting earnings per share -- though, of course, the money used to buy the shares could have been deployed to other ends.

In other grant news: After howls of protests and charges of "blacklisting," a U.K. research council has partially backed away from a new policy that would have prevented repeatedly unsuccessful grant applicants from submitting new proposals.

After howls of protests and charges of "blacklisting," a U.K. research council has partially backed away from a new policy that would have prevented repeatedly unsuccessful grant applicants from submitting new proposals.

Because the stipulations of the original land grant prevented MIT from covering more than two-ninths of its current lot, Walker announced his intention to build the industrial expansion on a lot directly across from the Trinity Church fully intending that their opposition would lead to favorable terms for selling the proposed land and funding construction elsewhere.

But this week, the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau said issues that had been preventing the granting of approval had now been addressed.

He faces sexual assault charges in Sweden if extradited but Ecuador has vowed to prevent that, granting him asylum in August.

He said: "The research community was shocked by the original proposal in February to prevent research grants from being used to inform policymaking, after the Cabinet Office was lobbied by the IEA.

The move follows last month's call from the U.S. House of Representatives to prevent the granting of contracts to companies that receive government subsidies.