Sentence examples similar to prevented performing from inspiring English sources

In its next term, the court will decide the even trickier definitional issue of whether someone with an impairment that prevents performing only a specific range of tasks is "substantially limited".

In March, the company filed an unfair labor practice charge with the National Labor Relations Board, against the union, claiming that Local 802 was preventing performing arts companies from using its product.

Methodology developed in this work relies on a series of filters to prevent performing 3-D superposition optimization, when it can be determined that two conformers cannot possibly be a neighbor.

This diminishes signal/noise levels and prevents performing pooled sample analysis with more than eight [19] samples per pool.

The aphasic subjects might have discriminated the stimuli by purely auditory differences, while the ERP results reveal a reduction of language-related processing which however did not prevent performing the task.

In November O'Reilly was prevented from performing at Cardiff University, with the student union labelling his humour "sexist and inappropriate".

Whether or not litigators like Mr. Leon, he is certainly not alone in being prevented from performing his civic duty.

In 2001, new rules prevented them performing in public without special permission.

This week, the Beijing edition of Time Out reported: "We hear musings about Maroon 5 being prevented from performing by our political friends up above".

Should the sufferer be forcibly or externally prevented from performing the compulsive act, he may experience an overwhelming anxiety.

The city is prevented from performing routine road maintenance that would occupy a parking space on all but a few days a year without paying a penalty.