Sentence examples for specifically preventing from inspiring English sources

This Cardin-Alexander legislation amends the Clean Water Act, specifically preventing the so-called ''excess spoil" of mining wastes from entering our streams and rivers.

Lebwohl says probiotics may decrease the risk of getting diarrhea during the course of taking antibiotics, and may also play a role in specifically preventing the development of the dreaded antibiotic-related super diarrhea called C. difficile or C. diff.

However, a recent study indicated that antiquated regulations are providing a barrier for renewable energy - specifically preventing an additional $70 billion market to the already explosive growth of solar energy.

Later restrictions established a one-year waiting period between nominating and granting of freeman status and also placed religious restrictions on the colony's citizens, specifically preventing Quakers from becoming freemen.

Our findings suggest that NSC23925 may prevent the development of MDR by specifically preventing the overexpression of Pgp.

Preventing lymphocyte dysfunction, specifically preventing lymphocyte apoptosis following sepsis has been shown to improve mortality following sepsis[ 9].

CMPD1, an MK2α specific p38α inhibitor, is noncompetitive with ATP and specifically prevents the phosphorylation and activation of MK2α by p38α [41].

Kissinger later claimed that until 1971 Nixon specifically prevented him from direct involvement in any diplomatic move.

Most cables have shielding to specifically prevent electrical transmission outside of the protective layers, although whether this shielding prevents all electrical and magnetic fields from expanding beyond the cable is unknown.

Deputy information commissioner David Smith said: "The act does not specifically prevent people being named publicly, but instead talks about using information fairly and considering what expectations of confidentiality people may have had when providing their personal information".

You also wrote a new piece for The Atlantic, How to Stop the Bullies, more narrowly focused on what is being done, and what could be done, to specifically prevent "cyber-bullying".