Sentence examples for prevents cheating from inspiring English sources

The commission remains divided on how to enact such a plan in a way that prevents cheating, with whaling and anti-whaling countries riven by passion, cultural differences and divergent interpretations of the same data.

Most important, however, is that the tower prevents cheating; indeed, its mandate to monitor transactions and investigate irregularities seems to be going the distances the Obama administration has only gestured toward.

One NGO worker from Nyala in South Darfur, who wished to remain anonymous, said: "The project makes the IDPs [displaced people] safer because they don't need to go out of the camps to collect food, which may put them at a risk of being targeted by Janjaweed [Arab militias]." He said the scheme prevents cheating by people who were able to take food aid using fake names.

This prevents cheating (copying/editing other people's answers and submitting it as their own) and also gives each answerer credit if they submit the right answer, whether they were the first, second, or third person to submit the same answer.

In the lab, increasing the viscosity of experimental growth medium and so retarding both cell migration and public goods diffusion prevents cheating mutants from overwhelming siderophore-producing populations of P. aeruginosa 30.

During exams, women had to remove such coverings, to prevent cheating.

Somehow, he had exploited the running community's faith in the very systems — transponders, chip times — that had been adopted to prevent cheating.

Somehow, he had exploited the running community's faith in the very systems transponders, chip times that had been adopted to prevent cheating.

It seemed that even the mechanisms to prevent cheating to achieve the sales goals, such as ethics workshops, were no match for the company's aggressive sales culture.

New York State education officials announced Monday that they had begun to review the way they detect and prevent cheating on standardized tests, taking a step to avoid the cheating scandals that have engulfed school systems in other states.

These rising stakes are behind the state's push for better test security, as is an acknowledgment by state officials that they have not done enough to detect or prevent cheating.