Sentence examples for prevented public from inspiring English sources

She wrote "Disconnected," a book laying out the lobbying campaign that, she argues, has prevented public awareness on cellphone safety.

Considering the forgone benefits from prevented public good GE-products, GE-regulation is responsible for hundreds of millions of lives, all of them, of course, in developing countries.

Paul Sabatino, the counsel to the Legislature, said the issue of alienation of parkland would not arise unless a proposal prevented public use.

Asked whether the state will review the patients' complaints, Ms. Smith said the agency was obligated to investigate allegations of conduct that may endanger patients, but that confidentiality rules prevented public disclosure of any specific inquiry.

Many people inside and outside the government have argued for far greater candor about all of the strikes, saying excessive secrecy has prevented public debate in Congress or a full explanation of their rationale.

But this summer the Iraqi government stopped paying salaries in Mosul and Anbar Province, and shifts on the battlefield have prevented public employees in Islamic State territory from reaching banks on the outside to cash their paychecks.

According to court papers, the settlement included a "non-publicity clause" preventing public discussion of the case.

To avoid privacy issues, a moderator can remove privacy-sensible information from the question or answer or prevent public access to the database before publication.

Classification rules erected walls to prevent public debate.

We have one issue only: to prevent public disclosure of personal financial information".

Testing out a new pee repellent that "pees back" to prevent public urination.