Sentence examples for prevented their entry from inspiring English sources

Demonstrators set fire to cars and bins, destroyed food that was meant for Roma and prevented their entry into a shelter for vulnerable people.

Whether additional security measures would have prevented their entry is the $64 million question.

This has led, he said, to "measures aimed at preventing their entry into countries of arrival and to the adoption of measures designed to make this more difficult".

United States officials also said that two, possibly three, of the 18 hijackers were on the government's watch list for preventing their entry into the country.

In late August, the C.I.A. notified the Immigration and Naturalization Service that both men should be placed on the watch list intended to prevent their entry into the United States.

In August, the Central Intelligence Agency asked the Immigration and Naturalization Service to place both Khalid al-Midhar and Nawaq Alhamzi on the list to prevent their entry into the United States.

Results suggest that limiting permeation of AGs through MET channel or preventing their entry into endolymph are potential therapeutic targets for preventing hair cell death and hearing loss.

Moreover, it was not until August 2001 that the C.I.A. urged that the two be placed on a list to prevent their entry into the United States, after they were already in the country.

The C.I.A. had earlier said that in late August 2001, it asked the I.N.S. to put the men, Khalid al-Midhar and Nawaf al-Hazmi, on its watch list to prevent their entry into the United States.

For example, particulate matter and pathogens (disease-causing organisms) become trapped in secreted mucus, preventing their entry into deeper tissues, whether the lungs (in the case of the respiratory tract) or tissues lying immediately beneath the membrane layer.

In the then windowless and humid dining room (one window has been put in since) the emperor's party tried to keep the formality of dinners while long-established colonies of rats banged their heads against the tin plates hammered on to the floor to prevent their entry.