Sentence examples for principles designed to prevent from inspiring English sources

ExxonMobil has publicly committed itself to follow principles designed to prevent such abuses.

Writing for the majority, Justice Stephen Breyer noted "the importance of federal habeas corpus principles designed to prevent federal courts from interfering with a state's application" of its own procedural rules.

The roundtable sets out eight principles, citing 39 criteria, which are designed to prevent the worst aspects of palm oil cultivation: illegal deforestation, chemical pollution, destruction of biodiversity, water loss, poor employment conditions etc.

Even though those packages were little understood by those financial institutions, in their greed they disregarded prudent banking principles - just the kind of behavior the New Deal rules were designed to prevent.

What the airline industry needs are not more rules or a bill of rights but a credo that is designed to prevent violations of customers' rights and that sets forth principles for employee decision-making.

The whole operation is overseen by an ethical investment advisory board designed to prevent the Church from funding any businesses seen as against Christian principles.

The structure of the government established by the Constitution is carefully designed to prevent government officials from exercising power that is not authorized by a prior principle of reason set forth in our written law.

Specific rules are designed to prevent conflicts of interest.

The salary cap was designed to prevent dynasties.

Prism is designed to prevent terror attacks on Americans.

"Fundamentally the act was designed to prevent espionage.