Sentence examples for to prevent deliberate from inspiring English sources

In an effort to prevent deliberate vehicle attacks the kind that ISIS and other terrorist groups have been encouraging in recent years the city has been installing bollards and concrete barriers near busy intersections and public plazas.

SBIC has not released the results of the vote, and it is not clear whether FASEB or SBIC took measures to prevent deliberate gaming of the voting system.

But with such a narrow prescription, it's failing spectacularly to prevent deliberate, malicious and coordinated harassment campaigns that are designed to sew social division and upend constructive conversation, replacing the hard-won social convention of robust political debate with mindless jeering and threats.

Social media sites are being used to help prevent deliberate grass fires after crews tackled around 150 incidents across Wales.

Social media sites were used last year to help prevent deliberate grass fires after crews tackled around 150 incidents across Wales.

Every move intended to prevent a deliberate nuclear war therefore ended up increasing the risk of an accidental one.

While this finding has important implications for designing prevention and intervention programs for preventing deliberate self harm and promoting positive mental health, it is important not to neglect adolescent boys as they appear to have the highest risk of taking their life and they are also less likely to talk to someone or seek help if they do have problems[ 14, 15].

The film's title comes from a law intended "to prevent any accidental or deliberate genetically incestuous reproduction".

Much greater understanding of domestic violence is needed if we are ever to prevent the needless and deliberate suffering and loss of life that perpetrators of domestic violence inflict.

Moreover, particular care has to be taken to prevent damage, accidental or deliberate, of the system replicating the workflow, as well as illegal actions from the network.

Over the last two years, the board has been discussing what federal agencies, institutions, and scientists must do in order to prevent the accidental or deliberate misuse of life sciences research.