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

The level at which the permanent cap will be set has been a source of tension within government, with Lib Dem ministers calling for the regime to be flexible as possible so as not to prevent firms from being able to recruit highly skilled labour.

(Hot news from the Vatican: the use of condoms may be permissible to prevent HIV infection, so long as the intention is not to prevent reproduction!) I do have reservations about going to China, not because the relevant cells are derived from aborted foetuses, but because we don't yet know how good the procedure is.

His ATP ban does not prevent him from attending tournaments as a paying spectator, and officials at Queen's and Eastbourne have opted not to prevent him from doing so.

Many mothers in Liben Chukala, East Shewa and Gedeb Asasa, West Arsi are careful to keep the baby a small distance away from them at night so as not to suffocate their babies and to prevent them from getting used to their mother's scent and therefore cry whenever mothers had to leave them to do some household chores.

The collider first ramped up its beams to 3.5 trillion electron volts two weeks ago, but the engineers took pains to prevent them from colliding so as not to steal the thunder from what was billed as First Physics Day on Tuesday.

Most villages were levelled, so as not to be used by the Arab volunteers and to prevent the inhabitants returning.

Besides participating in the gasification reactions, steam prevents high temperatures at the bottom of the gasifier so as not to sinter or melt the ash.

Perhaps so as not to appear fraudulent, claimants felt the need to stress their desire to work, but emphasised how the severity and physical limitations of the condition prevented them from doing so.

So as not to have regrets.

So as not to kill people.

Check frequently so as not to overcook.