Sentence examples for terms to prevent from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, by the late nineties, incapacitation — locking a lot of people up for long terms to prevent crime — was the new ruling principle in criminal justice.

Private-equity firms are currently dabbling in buying deeply discounted "underwater" mortgages from banks, then restructuring the terms to prevent foreclosure.

Is that the world we want to live in?" he asked, after an overnight summit of European leaders agreed terms to prevent Greece from crashing out of the single currency.

"Short licences are great for startups and for project based work, but most want to stay for longer so what happens then?" says Evans. "You need some kind of hierarchy of space and lease terms to prevent blocking up of space but also to sustain artists and SMEs as they grow, but where they can't afford full commercial rents".

It did so, however, whilst laying out terms to prevent the company from becoming overly dominant.

These contributions frequently cause standard numerical methods to violate the energy dissipation relation and require additional stabilization terms to prevent numerical instabilities.

So what needs to be done in the long-term to prevent recurrence and improve banking standards?

CVR adopted a poison pill with a one-year term to prevent Mr. Icahn's bid from succeeding and buy CVR time to explore alternatives.

On the positive side, she added: "Having a fiscal pact is good for the longer term to prevent the next crisis".

But many labor leaders predict that he may step aside, suggesting that he declared he wanted another term to prevent labor leaders from focusing their energies this year on campaigning to succeed him, instead of campaigning for the Democratic presidential nominee.

Mr. Noda has said that he will stick to Mr. Kan's promise to gradually phase out nuclear power, but that it remains necessary in the short term to prevent electricity shortages that could further cripple the economy.