Sentence examples for reason for preventing from inspiring English sources
The Pentagon has cited a policy, used during the first Persian Gulf war, as its reason for preventing news organizations from showing images of coffins arriving in the United States.
The Secret Service quickly explained on Wednesday afternoon that there was no security reason for preventing reporters from entering the audience area at campaign events, making clear that the restriction came from the campaign, not the agency.
While there was no legal reason for preventing accounting firms from extending their business services, the possibilities for a conflict of interest made it increasingly necessary for auditors to indicate the nature of the work performed and their degree of responsibility.
The short available time, approximately 1 ps for our bias pulse, is also the reason for preventing the instability development.
Commonly, the reason for preventing the exciplex emission by changing the hole-transporting material is argued to be the relation between the energy levels of the donor and acceptor molecules.
Certainly it provides a further reason for preventing or ceasing smoking.
Justifiying the reasons for preventing details of further financial affairs being revealed, the judge said: "There cannot be a blanket approach.
Officials prefer to practice censorship with an invisible hand, and they gave vague and varied reasons for preventing the staging of "The Vagina Monologues".
Authorities cited safety reasons for preventing Peer from playing last year, with tournament organizers saying they feared fan anger over Israel's three-week military offensive in Gaza.
Deontological ethics, being agent relative and moment relative, may be unable to provide strong reasons for preventing future deontological offenses, especially by others.
Clinicians cited their own expert knowledge, concerns of patient safety, fears of inadequate analgesia (when allocation was to the IV group), or too much analgesia (when allocation was to the epidural group) as reasons for preventing allocation or violating the protocol.
