Sentence examples for would try to prevent from inspiring English sources

Both wanted to return, though Hamza said he would try to prevent his brother from going.

Dr. Shi said his company would try to prevent similar rules in any future projects.

But the province of Quebec, where Rona has its headquarters, said that it would try to prevent any takeover.

The main advantage in the U.S. is that it is, I hope, unthinkable that the American government would try to prevent publication in advance.

But no president in recent memory has issued a blanket statement that he would try to prevent strikes at all airlines.

Today there is the problem of local Islamic extremists and terrorists who would try to prevent any concert taking place in any major city.

Among those who testified that they'd tried to prevent Dano from going to the Whites' house were Alex Delgado, who drove him there, and Joseph Serrano, who brought along a baseball bat.

But he would not comment when asked if he and the other lawyers would then try to prevent Mr. Moussaoui from being transported to Cuba for a tribunal.

(If we had an effective AIDS vaccine, would people try to prevent young men and women from receiving it on the grounds that it would encourage them to have sex? Stay tuned).

Israeli officials said previously that they were not pleased with the proposed sales but would not try to prevent them.

Even with the votes, Mr. Cuomo still had to ensure that the Senate Republican leader, Dean G. Skelos of Long Island, would not try to prevent the bill from coming to the floor.