Sentence examples for stopped from establishing from inspiring English sources

Taylor's charges against the NSW party include: people are regularly stopped from joining branches in order for powerbrokers to maintain control; people are regularly stopped from establishing branches for the same reason; as a result, the Liberal party is in danger of losing future elections and losing a valuable engagement with the community.

But the party's concerns have not stopped it from establishing an elite club for contributors of at least $500,000 called the "Chairman's Circle".

Pharrell may be a devoted artist focused on his craft, but that's never stopped him from establishing a superstar reputation in the world of style and fashion.

I am not certain what is stopping NI from establishing an independent board of directors and searching for an appropriate chairman.

This limitation stop us from establishing a model which can carry out multilevel classification.

On the eve of the election, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu locked up right-wing voters by proclaiming that he would stop Palestinians from establishing an independent state.

Only at the end of the day did Count Heinrich von Bellegarde appear with reinforcements, but it was too late to stop Masséna from establishing a bridgehead on the hills to the north of the city.

The largest telemarketers are desperately searching for a Plan B, now that Plan A -- stopping the federal government from establishing a national do-not-call registry -- has failed.

A1 Telemarketers Look for Plan B The country's largest telemarketers, who gathered in Phoenix for their annual convention, are searching for a way to stay in business now that efforts at stopping the federal government from establishing a national do-not-call registry have failed.

To the delight of conservative religious lobby groups, today's decision (accessible here in PDF form) upheld the church's point of view and said it was "not unreasonable" to have stopped the would-be union from establishing itself.This marks the climax of a tortuous legal tale.

The government insisted that the law was necessary to stop opportunistic cults or "business churches" from establishing themselves with no other aim but taking advantage of the favourable tax regime that religious groups enjoy.