Sentence examples for preventive power from inspiring English sources

The preventive power had previously rested with Germany's 16 states.

Re the "Really?" column on echinacea (June 29): Echinacea clearly has some preventive power that researchers should look into.

Certainly it would have more preventive power than setting up broader avenues for after-publication complaints, like the Times' new "public editor" position.

Like her fellow investigators on the Harvard Nurses Health Studyy -- a 25-year project that has produced a trove of medical findings -- she has become a believer in the preventive power of exercise.

Now a study in Uganda suggests that an antiretroviral drug given to HIV-infected children can boost the preventive power of a key malaria drug.

Another argument used to justify belief in the preventive power of counter-messages is that former militants have the requisite street cred to be taken seriously by young Muslims.

And while cranberry juice may have preventive powers, there is no evidence that it can clear up infections once they begin.

In a report this year in The Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, scientists who examined the science argued that while the evidence was good for garlic's preventive powers, more studies were needed.

This Court has held that the interests of a taxpayer in the moneys of the federal treasury are too indeterminable, remote, uncertain and indirect to furnish a basis for an appeal to the preventive powers of the Court over their manner of expenditure.

Although this gives counter-terrorism authorities considerable preventive powers, and civil-liberties groups have criticised some provisions, the bill enjoys broad cross-party support.The main reason for this political consensus is that the French are on high alert over the terrorist risk at home, thanks to the return of people like Mr Nemmouche.

Pecora turned out to be wrong about the preventive powers of full disclosure.