Sentence examples for without being prevented from inspiring English sources

"It is also important in the context of religious freedom, that those faith groups who wish, in conscience, to marry same-sex couples are able to do so without being prevented by the state, something which is also contained in the bill".

There is a large range of laptops available and setting a limit will ensure that you enjoy the laptop you can afford, without being prevented from upgrading later on because you're still paying off the old one!

The dissection was fully extended so that the silicone implant could freely rest in the intended position without buckling or being prevented from proper positioning.

We are invited to reject the fragmenting of reality, and to see its diverse interconnections without which we are prevented from ever knowing anything fully – including our own reality.

The country's first democratic Presidential contest without Hamid Karzai — who is prevented by term limits from seeking reëlection — is supposed to represent a milestone, one of the rare peaceful transitions of power in the nation's history.

The country's first democratic Presidential contest without Hamid Karzai who is prevented by term limits from seeking reëlection is supposed to represent a milestone, one of the rare peaceful transitions of power in the nation's history.

Differentiation of cells, growing on a gelatinized surface without feeders, could be prevented by cultivating them in 70% conditioned medium collected from inactivated vole, or mouse fibroblasts supplemented with vole, or mouse LIF.

In people without diabetes, hypoglycemia is prevented by the existence of a well-coordinated hierarchy of responses including an early cessation of insulin secretion.

Children who wet the bed, especially those with severe enuresis, are likely to benefit from appropriately timed treatment; the 2 3% who continues to wet into early adulthood without treatment may be prevented from enduring the prolonged impact of the incontinence [ 20, 27, 30, 34, 45].

Churchill said in his famous "Iron Curtain" speech that World War II could have been prevented "without the firing of a single shot".

The only way that sex selection can be prevented without curtailing abortion rights is by banning all hospitals and clinics from telling parents about the sex of their prospective baby.