Too long has the specter of "settlements" ruled the dome, thus preventing - yes, preventing - any serious discussion on matters that actually matter!
All this said, the founders still recommend the use condoms regardless of the 'colour of the day' to help prevent, yes you guessed it, sexually transmitted diseases.
Let's not forget that back in 2001, Mr. Greenspan lent crucial political aid to the first Bush tax cut, arguing that such a cut was necessary to prevent, yes, excessive budget surpluses and too rapid a payoff of the federal government's debt.
Troublingly, at the height of the referendum debate YouGov found that 26% of Scots believed MI5 was trying to prevent a yes vote.
Westminster leaders will on Monday scramble to agree an offer of more powers to Scotland if it remains within the union in an effort to prevent a yes vote in next week's referendum.
As such, I think that we need to say "yes" to measures that prevent both dangerous driving and physical violence, simultaneously.
IT IS safe to say that we have passed the point at which criticisms of the European Central Bank must be prefaced with the caveat that, yes, the ECB did prevent a nasty break-up of the single currency when its head, Mario Draghi, promised to do "whatever it takes" to keep the euro zone together.
If the primary goal of our juvenile justice system is to rehabilitate young offenders, many of whom enter the system with significant mental health and behavioral problems, it is incumbent upon us to meet these needs as a matter of human rights, yes, but also to prevent the devastating future costs of untreated mental health problems and escalating criminal behavior.
Antiquated, yes, but it prevents the fantastic tie-pulling, pinching and frenzied fist fights familiar to observers of the South Korean, Australian and Russian national assemblies.
Steve Ross, a law professor at the University of Illinois, said he saw no obvious antitrust violations, with the possible exception of the issue of preventing YES from being available on satellite.
