Sentence examples for would not thwart from inspiring English sources

Abbott said he was confident the Senate would not thwart the government's agenda, and his intention was to treat senators and crossbenchers with "courtesy and respect".

Mr. Donovan said that a separate settlement being worked out between state attorneys general and mortgage servicing companies would not thwart the new group's investigations, even if the settlement released companies from further law enforcement efforts related to mortgage servicing.

He urged a divorce debate in parliament as soon as possible, saying that he was confident that anti-divorce Labour MPs would not thwart the will of the people.

According to Mr. Karnow's book, General Minh, speaking in French, said the plotters did not need American aid for a coup, only assurances that the United States would "not thwart it".

"Boosting energy-efficiency standards in the United States wouldn't thwart growth for small businesses like mine -- it would enhance it," he said.

Mr. Monti's government had to resort to a confidence vote on the measures so they would not be thwarted by the nearly 1,700 amendments proposed by senators.

It would not be thwarting the will of the 48% who voted against and, I suspect, a high proportion of those who voted to leave didn't vote for hard Brexit, having believed some of the lies of leading Brexiters.

But, lawmakers said, Mr. Williams also told them he believed that even if his recommendation had been adopted, the effort would not have thwarted the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.

But the agent, Kenneth Williams, who testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee, said he believed that if the bureau had implemented his recommendation to interview hundreds, if not thousands, of Middle Eastern students at American flight schools, the effort would not have thwarted the Sept. 11 attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, said lawmakers who attended the session.

The Rosphere was developed by a four-strong team at the Technical University of Madrid (UPM) who tried to find a method of locomotion that would not be thwarted by uneven or difficult terrain.

These data suggest that in physiopathological situations in which native hTNF-α production would be stimulated (for example, infections), it would not be thwarted by an immunization with TNF-K performed a long time before.