Sentence examples for urge to prevent from inspiring English sources

His urge to prevent Ukraine escaping Russia's influence is long-standing; recent setbacks, such as Mr Poroshenko's trade deal with the European Union, will have strengthened his resolve.

Part of what Mayer found worth examining was how the urge to prevent another attack after September 11th quickly entered murky legal and ethical terrain.

In our desperate urge to prevent atrocities such as terrorist attacks, child abuse or violent crime, we find ourselves chasing shadows, just in case danger lurks beneath.

But also let there be decisive action from a President who is determined not only to feel our pain but, calling on the powers of his office, to feel the urge to prevent more suffering.

But that is still a far cry from the strict limitations or outright prohibition on commercial shipping in the Galápagos Marine Reserve that some conservation groups urge to prevent future spills.

In a prominent insider-trading case in the United States, some hedge-fund managers are accused of having benefited from data leaked from Taiwanese semiconductor foundries, including spreadsheets showing the orders and thus the sales expectations of their customers.Not surprisingly, therefore, companies feel a growing urge to prevent leaks.

He is also being urged to prevent more people being dragged into the 40% tax bracket – something that would be popular with middle Britain, but relatively costly.

Instead parishioners were urged to prevent a repeat of what Mr. Gore described as the injustice that had been done in 2000.

The Foreign Office is being urged to prevent the summary execution in Libya of Abdullah al-Senussi, the former Gaddafi intelligence chief accused of orchestrating the 1998 Lockerbie bombing.

Following the committee's decision, Chapman wrote: "David Cameron is being urged to prevent Vince Cable overruling parliament by appointing an outspoken critic of the government as university access tsar".

European countries are being urged to prevent the spread of the Zika virus disease by the World Health Organisation, stating that each country where the Aedes mosquitos are present is at risk.