Sentences with phrase «thwart future»

To thwart her future escape attempts, I've been sketching plans on scraps of paper for turning the parents» retreat into three bedrooms and a study upstairs; and the Sprogs» rooms into a master bedroom with walk - in robe and ensuite downstairs.

Facebook is now on a mission to thwart future election meddling, and be as transparent as possible about previous election interference.

I truly believe this will help thwart future breaches and give companies a leg up in the cyber battlefield.

On Thursday, he touted law enforcement efforts to thwart future terrorist attacks in New York, telling reporters that «we obey the law» and that authorities «don't target anybody,» instead focusing on leads.

In the wake of waves of criticism, Facebook continues to institute more changes to its platform — including new stringent rules for those placing issue - based ads — in an effort to thwart future election interference.

Similarly Pathways to Prevention, a report developed for the National Crime Prevention strategy examining the developmental and early intervention approaches towards crime prevention, urges government to focus on early developmental phases of a child as a means to thwarting future contact with crime.

Not exact matches

If they're going to thwart terrorist or other enemies, they'll probably be continuously pulling the data from Rooms 641A and indexing it for future use.

Many of The Christian Century editors» hopes failed them; the cities they would build turned to ashes; their dreams for benign and civil Christian futures were thwarted not only by the malice of others, but because they were themselves naïve.

And do observe in Ezekiel that (1) Yahweh's ways, if sometimes unfathomable, are deemed to be just and right; (2) history, even in its anguish, is interpreted in terms of Yahweh's concerned, purposeful impingement upon it; (3) Yahweh's ultimate purpose is confidently assumed to be redemptive — to recreate by resurrection a people who will be his people and (certainly implicitly) will yet fulfill themselves as his people; and (4) the bold faith that despite any appearances to the contrary, the Word of Yahweh is accomplishing itself and can not in any future be thwarted.

The result of the doing may emerge as a surprising novelty to the agent — the emergent future may be startlingly novel because the context of present actualization, for unforeseeable reasons, either was devoid of those hindrances which had thwarted or restricted the agent's earlier efforts, or was replete with heretofore unencountered obstacles.

The future of treating infectious diseases may turn to thwarting their mechanisms rather than killing the bugs, Morse says.

Yet without better detection and tracking there will inevitably be uncertainty about asteroid positions in the future — and even greater expense if the uncertainty leads to unnecessary efforts to thwart an apparent pressing threat.

To stop this attempt, fellow warrior Kyle Reese is specifically selected to use the now captured Skynet time machine to thwart Skynet's final failsafe plan to alter the future that it continues it dominance over humans.

«Under the department's proposed order, Apple's illegal conduct will cease and Apple and its senior executives will be prevented from conspiring to thwart competition in the future.»

It means that for the foreseeable future, the threat of a paved commercial highway has been thwarted.

Bloomberg points out that the Obama Administration is «facing mounting calls from conservationists to thwart new fossil fuel development as part of the «keep it in the ground» movement» — which Murkowski says is a «misguided» effort that «will harm local economies and threaten future energy supplies.»

Climate will thwart modelling by current technology and for the foreseeable future — just ask a Computational Fluid Dynamicist with a wind tunnel and large budget set aside for creating a «better» aerofoil for the aeronautical, or racing industries.

In particular, regarding the environmental threat of investment chapters of the Pacific and Atlantic trade deals, Waren explained, «the investment tribunals are able to trump courts and trump democratic decisions if they find the business expectations of multinational corporations and rich investors have been thwarted... the purpose of an investment chapter is to stop effective climate regulation in the future.»

If Gardner makes moves to the center, it would be a sign that Republicans see political jeopardy in the future if they're viewed as roadblocks to thwarting global warming.

If your future plans were thwarted because of the motor vehicle accident, you may have a claim for future wage loss or loss of capacity.

Weinberg claims the tracker blocker is «very effective now», leaning on the open source community's expertise, but says DDG also wants to build on the tool and add more privacy and blocking technologies over time — suggesting, for example, a feature that could thwart hidden cryptocurrency miners, which can get embedded on websites, as something else he'd like to add in future.