Sentence examples for to prevent prospective from inspiring English sources

As we have described, the exception finds its origin in the desire to prevent "prospective waiver of a party's right to pursue statutory remedies," Mitsubishi Motors, supra, at 637, n. 19 (emphasis added).

Policy makers should be wary of enacting regulation solely to prevent prospective harm to consumer welfare, particularly given the indeterminate effects on such welfare of potential conduct by broadband providers and the law enforcement structures that already exist.

That was a secret he allowed the feds to keep, presumably to prevent prospective terrorists from figuring out how to avoid getting listed.

Indeed, a homeowners association should have a nondiscriminatory policy in place if not for any reason other than to prevent prospective buyers and renters with criminal records from suing over a claim that no such policy exists.

In order to limit the negative consequences of adaptive compensation and to prevent prospective decompensation, it is essential to detect pain-free functional disorders in the masticatory system early and to apply therapeutic procedures, which are often simple in nature.

Ethical issues prevent prospective studies to assess the impact of coinfection early in life, but alternatives include using animal models or stored specimens.

Sinochem, however, "would not reveal the names of actual manufacturers in order to prevent the prospective foreign customer from bypassing Sinochem," an embassy official reported to Washington.

Is it true, nevertheless, that higher wages would raise owners' costs prohibitively, forcing them to close their shops and preventing prospective owners from opening new ones or, at least, forcing employers to employ fewer people?

Is it true, nevertheless, that higher wages would raise owners' costs prohibitively, forcing them to close their shops and preventing prospective owners from opening new ones — or, at least, forcing employers to employ fewer people?

The "rigorous" curriculum of BASIS prevents prospective enrollees from transferring in after middle school.

It prevents prospective voters from registering for a party primary some eight months before a presidential primary and 11 months before a nonpresidential one.