Federal threat assessments are sometimes kept secret to prevent foes from gaining possibly useful information from them.
For decades, owners, commissioners and organizers, from baseball to boxing to basketball, have sued to prevent foes from grabbing stars away.
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During the Napoleonic Wars, the warring governments made few attempts to prevent their foes from importing food (and thereby starving them).
During the December battle at Tora Bora, the American military relied heavily on the combination of its Afghan allies and small teams of Special Operations forces to prevent its foe from escaping.
When one man was wobbled or buzzed, he always seemed to instinctively unleash an immediate juddering reply to prevent his foe gaining the momentum a clean hit normally affords.
He infuses the examination of Hallam's emotional disorder with enough macabre and comical touches to prevent "Mister Foe" from sliding into the clinical sensationalism of the case study.
Embargo prevents the foe by using any items in this case focus slash.
It is a restrained attack that prevents the foe from fainting.
The West accuses Iran of seeking to develop a nuclear weapons capability and Israel has hinted at military strikes to prevent its arch foe from obtaining such arms.
