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Meanings of prevent children in English

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Usage of prevent children in English
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An advisory rating means parents might prevent children from watching the show.
Reuters
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Public water body protection measures should be strengthened to prevent children from drowning.
Pubmed
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It is waging a sustained campaign to prevent children from going to school.
BBC
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There are calls for tighter controls to prevent children consuming high caffeine energy drinks.
BBC
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The projects were designed to prevent children getting into crime.
The Irish Times
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There can't be any treason in trying to prevent children from starving to death.
Orange and Green: A Tale of the Boyne and Limerick
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Today, University Child Development School uses SAFR's age filter to prevent children from registering themselves.
Wired
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Anxious parents are keeping a close watch around schools to prevent children from being snatched.
Reuters
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Super strict social distancing rules will be in place, to prevent children from catching or transmitting coronavirus.
The South African
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When we prevent children from learning from both adversity and diversity, we increase the fragility of our society.
Ebony
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Nobody, however, would suggest that the way to stop bullying was simply to prevent children from going to school.
The Guardian
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It could also prevent children whose disabilities are not long term from accessing services, according to the disability groups.
The Irish Times
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Computer expert Kevin Curran said parents should set up child accounts to prevent children purchasing any additional gaming extras.
BBC
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It suggests introducing cashless payments to reduce long queues and prevent children who receive free school meals from being stigmatised.
The Guardian
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The ban was brought in to help prevent children taking up smoking, and to help menthol cigarette smokers to quit.
The Irish Times
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We should not allow considerations of ethnic or cultural background to prevent children being placed with loving and stable families.
The Guardian
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