And I could have prevented it...

not one of you could have prevented it from him.

not one of you could have prevented it from him.

It could have prevented the deaths of millions of people in different conflicts.

The only person who could have prevented you from achieving the quiet that I can give you was Stephen.

Rather, we have been prevented'

Rather, we have been prevented'

In addition, the Government denied that many of the deaths in custody could have been prevented by proper medical attention.

No, rather, we have been prevented'

No, rather, we have been prevented'

As many as 82 per cent of all upper stage break ups could have been prevented by executing proper passivation techniques.

We knew that many more patients could not come, prevented by the fighting.

Closures have not prevented security incidents in Israel.

Imagine Many of these problems could be prevented if these babies were just kept warm.

Up to 40 per cent of child deaths could be prevented with improved family care.

Although the initial requests for support were modest in dollar terms, immediate action could have prevented the hunger and starvation that followed the scourge of locusts.

However, they have not prevented the success of various countries.

Security considerations have often prevented access to areas of concern.

As many as 40 per cent of child deaths could be prevented with improved family care.

They have only caused the world immeasurable suffering and fear and have prevented development.

Moreover, restrictions on movement have prevented Palestinians from reaching water supplies.

It seems I have prevented the lady being robbed. Robbed! Robbed?

Go back to your father, and say, Our father, your son has stolen. We testify only to what we know, and we could not have prevented the unforeseen.

Go back to your father, and say, Our father, your son has stolen. We testify only to what we know, and we could not have prevented the unforeseen.

For some time international organizations have been prevented from entering the area.

If the woman dies and the agent of abortion could have prevented her death, the penalty is a minimum of two and a maximum of five years (art. 115 PC).

If the woman dies and the agent of abortion could have prevented her death, the penalty is a minimum of five and a maximum of ten years (art. 116 PC).

These have prevented women from developing the confidence to run for elected offices.

Cuban musicians have been prevented from gaining access to the United States market.

The new fund raising initiatives have prevented an even larger decrease in contributions.

Regulations have often prevented health care professionals from advertising prices, discounts and services.

We owe that to the millions of men, women and children who suffer from diseases that could be cured, from conflicts that could be prevented and from hunger that could be alleviated.

It is now generally accepted that conflict can neither be prevented nor resolved unless effective action is taken to address the underlying factors which could lead, or have led, to hostilities.

Many of those deaths and losses could be prevented with better information regarding the onset and course of such disasters.

(a) Palestinian farmers have been prevented from using agricultural land located near the settlements

We have never prevented anyone nor shall we prevent anyone from doing so ... quot

11. Many people have been expelled from their villages and prevented from going back.

Unfortunately, their actions so far have not prevented the LRA from causing the devastation I have just described.

In that regard, while the crisis in South East Asia was disturbing, especially because it had been foreseen and could have been prevented, it should not be concluded that globalization was dangerous.

Many deaths could be prevented by vaccinations or effective preventive measures, and by investing in improved sanitation and basic health care.

In some of them, war or civil strife have prevented national elections from taking place.

Of the 10.8 million children that die each year, 6 million fall victim to diseases that could be prevented or effectively treated.

Many of these deaths and losses could be prevented if better information were available regarding the onset and course of such disasters.

Of the 10.8 million children that die each year, 6 million fall victim to diseases that could be prevented or effectively treated.

Yet when we have turned to the task of creating our negotiation mechanisms, we have been prevented from doing so.