Examples of using Would prevent in English and their translations into Spanish
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Not during. The, padding would prevent that kind of bruising.
Using 230 V(ac) would prevent this error.
Increasing the supply according to the demand would prevent inflation.
The prosthesis would progressively dissolve and this would prevent a second surgical intervention.
Singer proposes a nondiscrimination principle that would prevent this.
You said the shield would prevent that.
Contact your Marley sales representative if you are considering a change in circulating water flow rate that would prevent operation within these limits.
This would prevent expensive and dangerous waste being transported half way around the globe.
Imposing the same requirements on all media(regardless of geographic origin) would prevent reprisals by countries that are already waging information wars.
The bill also would prevent local governments from passing ordinances barring officials from inquiring about the immigration status.
to eliminate any oxidation that may have formed, which would prevent current from passing through the brushes.
Expanded access to family planning would prevent many unwanted pregnancies
There are no restrictions in the legislation that would prevent the TF offences from covering funds/economic aid from legitimate
decorative panels that would prevent the refrigerator from being serviced.
Initially, Senator Mitch McConnell announced that he would prevent an attempt to achieve a super majority by the President.
The use of family planning would prevent unintended and unwanted pregnancies
There seem to be no provisions in law or regulation which would prevent the disclosure of information regarding a legal arrangement.
Torrio also supported creation of a national body that would prevent the sort of all-out turf wars between gangs that had broken out in Chicago
The advantage to this Would be that there's these barbs that Would prevent the tip from pulling out immediately,
This would prevent statelessness in cases where an error was made in determining the nationality of the child at birth.