Sentence examples for preventing entry from inspiring English sources
The US president, Barack Obama, did likewise, even though Modi was barred from the country less than 10 years ago under a law preventing entry to foreigners who had committed "particularly severe violations of religious freedom", Associated Press reported.
In this state, your brain and body are preventing entry to a private inner universe that poses one of the biggest challenges in science – but any minute now, when the alarm buzzes, this special place will be all yours, exclusively.
Inserting its long snout into the nest and closing its nostrils (thereby preventing entry of insects into its respiratory passages), the sloth bear opens its protrusible lips and sucks in the insects through the gap caused by the lack of central upper incisors.
The software includes error checking steps such as preventing entry of data for a future date and requiring confirmation for the entry of a large number of pills.
The WEE1 kinase was identified as an important regulator during S phase, preventing entry into mitosis until DNA replication has been completed.
As such, the research provides evidence that stereotypes of women as poor performers must be abolished, and the glass ceiling preventing entry of women into management positions shattered.
But the C.I.A. did not ask the State Department to place their names on a watch list intended to prevent entry into the United States until late August.
"We may well catch people early, but to assume we can prevent entry in all cases simply by increasing surveillance is very optimistic," Dr. Fielding said.
During emergence, the soldiers guard the exit holes, not only to prevent entry of enemies but also to prevent alates from re-entering the nest.
Exclusion of stink bugs by sealing openings around the outside of the structure is helpful, but not likely to prevent entry of all the bugs.
These gated openings normally are fitted with coarse screens at the upstream ends to prevent entry of floating and submerged debris.
