Sentence examples for to prevent through from inspiring English sources

In a statement to the Guardian, a Royal Dutch Shell spokesman in the Netherlands said the 1995 executions were tragic events that the company tried to prevent through appeals for clemency to the Nigerian government of the time.

His legal threats were raised in the Commons yesterday by the Labour MP, David Borrow, who told Gordon Brown: "No MP should seek to prevent, through censorship, the BBC or The Independent from questioning the involvement of Lord Ashcroft in alleged corruption scandals in the Turks and Caicos".

As we can see from the dynamic system from the previous section, the strategy A is related to the parameter (tau ) to prevent through social promotion the flux from taxpayers to cheaters while strategy B is linked to the factor (alpha ), forcing the flux to taxpayers trough police repression.

But high profile events are high profile because they are unlikely, and an unlikely event is hard to prevent through legislation.

At its worst, prison design contributes to human rights violations a prospect that ADPSR is working to prevent, through a proposed ban among architects on the design of execution chambers and solitary confinement spaces.

Chalfont & Latimer's platforms were extended and a second platform was opened at Chesham on 3 July 1960 to prevent through operations to and from Baker Street from interfering with the Chesham Chalfont & Latimer shuttle.

This study was designed to compare in vitro the short-term and long-term ability to prevent through-and-through fluid movement along Resilon/Epiphany root fillings.

The emitted fluorescene passed through two identical emission filters E550sp-2pp, Chroma, Bellows Falls, VT, USA) to prevent bleed-through from the imaging sources.

Also serial scanning was performed to prevent "bleed-through" from one laser wavelength to another.

All images were taken sequentially to prevent bleed-through between channels.

Specific band-pass filter sets for DAPI, FITC and Texas Red were used to prevent bleed-through from one channel to the next.