Sentence examples for will have prevented from inspiring English sources

The UN maintains that the protocol will have prevented 2 million cases of skin cancer annually by 2030 There are still issues to resolve.

According to the Environmental Transport Association, by the end of today the flight ban will have prevented the emission of some 2.8m tonnes of carbon dioxide since the first flights were grounded.

It was great fun to watch you play again, and you sure did resuscitate the franchise financially, but your presence in uniform, in the end, will have prevented the Wizards from stockpiling the kind of young studs the Bulls now possess.

One tonne of nuclear waste after a complete burn in an IFR reactor will have prevented 500 million tonnes of CO2 from entering the atmosphere.

If each participant manages to keep their part of the forest intact, they will have prevented the loss of a tenth of the annual deforestation that occurs in this municipality.

Officials in Uruguay say the country's President, Jose Mujica, will remove obstacles that have prevented courts from investigating alleged human rights abuses committed under military rule.

Mr. Wicker lets the authorities off too easily, however, when he says that they "lacked the will and the vision to have prevented the slaughter".

(Kenneth Adelman, The Great Universal Embrace, pp. 69, 318.) In short, without any solid evidence, we don't know that nuclear weapons have prevented or will prevent military aggression.

Whilst remote ischaemic preconditioning and postconditioning have been proven effective, the mechanics and difficulty in predicting when lethal ischaemia will occur has prevented uptake in clinical practice [ 17].

If the Foreign Affairs Committee has not had access to all the material from which this detailed assertion of a 45-minute deployment was derived it will have been prevented from making an informed judgment.

Similarly, within ten years of construction, an estimated 12 (4.5 17) and 4.9 (2.6 7.6) cases of hypertension and type 2 diabetes will have been prevented, and these numbers are expected to increase to 32 (12 45) and 16 (8.3 24) within 40 years.