Sentence examples for systematically prevent from inspiring English sources

This chapter describes how to systematically prevent software architecture erosion by applying refactoring techniques.

One can speaker-mean that she refuses, for instance, but patterns of cognitive and affective response will systematically prevent that refusal from being grasped.

The idea was that if concentrations and other patterns existed among incidents of kidnappings for ransom which are similar to those found in commonly studied crime types, then much more could be done to systematically prevent kidnappings and other crime epidemics in developing countries globally.

Further insight on how to design and implement surveillance systems at the hospital level is needed to more broadly and systematically prevent, and mitigate the impact of incidents.

Were black voters systematically prevented from voting in Florida?

Worse still, the government has systematically prevented aid agencies from reaching tens of thousands of people in desperate need of food, water, shelter, and healthcare.

Mr. Singleton's work is a didactic fable with a precisely honed sociological thesis that African-American men are systematically prevented from assuming adult responsibilities by their mothers, who insist on smothering them with affection.

If our health care system is organized in such a way that it systematically prevents us from making that choice, we have a responsibility as individuals and as a society to demand transparency.

In Mr. Taleb's view, "We have been fragilizing the economy, our health, political life, education, almost everything" by "suppressing randomness and volatility," much the way that "systematically preventing forest fires from taking place 'to be safe' makes the big one much worse".

"At present, it is clear the commission is being systematically prevented from conducting a truly independent review by inappropriate interference from the UCI".

For we might think that a government that allowed people the freedom to produce whatever sounds and scrawls they like, but who implanted some device in the heads of hearers that systematically prevented would-be hearers from comprehending the intended meaning of those sounds and scrawls, would be just as bad as a government who prevented speakers from producing the sounds and scrawls altogether.