Sentence examples for stopped from taking part from inspiring English sources

Khan said: "What I won't sanction is … lots of voters dropping off the register, deprived of their vote, and stopped from taking part in elections because of bureaucracy and badly-implemented government policies.

Rakitin competed in the men's under-90kg class, but Marfin was stopped from taking part in the 100-plus kg class.

This could result in those targeted being stopped from taking part in public protests, from being present at all in certain public locations, from associating with named people, from using of conventional broadcast media and from "obtaining any position of authority in an institution where they would have influence over vulnerable individuals or children".

Important contributors, such as Michael Carrick and Dimitar Berbatov, were not in the squad, while a virus stopped Wayne Rooney from taking part.

A groin injury suffered in his 400th game in round nine stopped Fletcher from taking part in a farewell game with Essendon but he was able to participate in Saturday's one-off Test match at Croke Park.

"They think that banning me from the elections will isolate the Sunnis, stop them from taking part and marginalize them".

Last summer, Abbott approved a measure stopping Planned Parenthood from taking part in a breast and cervical cancer screening programme for low-income women.

Riders banned for four days or fewer will also be allowed to defer the ban if it would stop them from taking part in a top-class race, which was not previously allowed.

As I've been travelling around the country on my tour ahead of the European Elections, one thing has been consistent, aside from the packed venues: the rabble of left-wing protesters outside any venue, trying to stop people from taking part in the political process.

However, this will not stop her from taking part in setting up a cancer awareness campaign for the autumn, involving all the cancer charities and the Public Health Agency (PHA).

This stops her from taking part in the upcoming British Para Swimming International Meet, which is part of the qualifying process for Rio.