Sentence examples for preventing the implementation of from inspiring English sources
"But DARE is a complete fraud on the American people, and has actually done a lot of harm by preventing the implementation of more effective programs".
During that time, more than a dozen states considered or passed legislation aimed at preventing the implementation of Real ID standards.
An odd cabal of timorous Europeans, myopic media outlets, corrupt Afghans, blinkered Pentagon officers, politically motivated Democrats and the Taliban were preventing the implementation of an effective counterdrug program.
Often, engineers, with technical solutions in hand, delay implementation of new technologies until either litigation or legislation forces implementation, and a major excuse cited for preventing the implementation of available advanced technology is "lack of funding".
In a third party report done by the consulting firm Deloitte & Touche, despite developments in the collective consciousness of the private sector, the recent economic downturn is reversing the success and even preventing the implementation of sustainable business models, making the question of biodiversity more immediate.
For example, there are significant disconnects between modeling professionals and healthcare providers, preventing the implementation of proposed models.
And the law itself was something of an anticlimax: a series of lawsuits, including one filed by the Justice Department, prevented the implementation of its most controversial sections.
The current secretary general has blocked all significant reforms to the organisation, and has prevented the implementation of a more open and transparent culture for the UN.
[But] DOJ does not prevent the implementation of rules authorizing conduct when it prosecutes individuals who engage in conduct unauthorized under state medical marijuana laws.
Ted Cruz's filibuster to prevent the implementation of Obamacare with the threat of shutting down the government has all the hallmarks of the "noble defeat" of southern Democrats from the mid-sixties onward.
Doing so to prevent the implementation of legislation, the Affordable Care Act, that will undoubtedly make America more economically productive and better able to compete against an emerging rival makes even less sense.
