Sentence examples for so as not to allow from inspiring English sources

Previously, masters almost automatically answered 1 d4 with 1…d5 so as not to allow White to dominate the centre with 2 e4.

"In hindsight, I think that because some people have raised questions I'd do things differently so as not to allow questions to be raised in the future.

As the locum tenens of the Metropolitan See of Kiev I appeal to you, Your Holiness, to do everything possible so as not to allow bloodshed on the territory of Ukraine.

In his dissenting opinion, Justice Scalia said the Court had expanded the concept of standing "beyond what the Constitution permits" and that consequently the Court should have interpreted the 1971 law more narrowly so as not to allow the lawsuit.

To better adjust the energy in the forward direction, the geometrical shape of the plane reflector must be changed so as not to allow radiation in the back and side directions.

The latest technique on the flexibility front, the key to active-isolated is holding stretches for only one to two seconds so as not to allow a muscle's natural "myotatic -or recoiling-reflex to kick in, which would limyotatic -oryou can stretch.

There are, however, two different kinds of indeterminacy: privative indeterminacy (the mere absence of determination, that is, the indeterminacy of what can be conceived regardless of its determinations, though being in itself fully determinable) and negative indeterminacy (that is, the indeterminacy of what is so simple and subsistent as not to allow any further determination).

Once these layers are separated, each shows only a seemingly random pattern of tiny squares, yet contains the encoded vote.So as not to allow anybody to manipulate an election by tricking the printer, the voter can decide which of the two layers will be shredded by a poll worker and which will be the receipt to take home.

"If a teacher is deemed sufficiently untrustworthy so as not to be allowed with students outside of instructional time, then that teacher should not be allowed to be with students during instructional time either," he said.

Shutting it down completely is just a political tantrum, and no different than a school board prohibiting all student groups so as not to have to allow a Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA).

'I desire to premise here that [the House Committee on Revision of the Laws] felt it their bounden duty not to allow, so far as they could ascertain, any change of the law.