Sentence examples for prevented the outbreak from inspiring English sources

It is probable that progress on Sadat's proposal could have prevented the outbreak of the Yom Kippur war, which claimed the lives of 2,838 Israeli soldiers.

Although no treaty was signed, Phayre and the Burmese king came to an understanding that prevented the outbreak of further war.

By rescinding Maupeou's measures, King Louis XVI (reigned 1774 92) lost his opportunity to institute fundamental reforms that might have prevented the outbreak of the French Revolution.

A proposal to require regular testing for listeria that might have prevented the outbreak was approved in the waning days of the Clinton administration; since then it has encountered one obstacle after another on the way to final approval.

Records released by Congressional investigators last week suggest that tougher oversight of Mr. DeCoster's Iowa operations might have prevented the outbreak, which federal officials say is the largest of its type in the nation's history, with more than 1,600 reported illnesses and probably tens of thousands more that have gone unreported.

In fact, the combination of extraordinary monetary policy measures, support of banks and fiscal reactions probably prevented the outbreak of a second great depression in 2008.

A dispute surrounds the Food and Drug Administration's failure to act earlier to prevent the outbreak.

Four of the 60 police officers who tried to prevent the outbreak were lightly injured, he added.

Subsequent German warnings to Austria-Hungary and its prospective opponent Russia could not prevent the outbreak of war.

Here and in other affected cities the authorities raced to prevent the outbreak of epidemics as bodies stuck under the debris rotted in temperatures above 86 degrees.

"Having any military force other than Nato's is very useful for the region because it will prevent the outbreak of armed conflict," he said.