inhibit somebody from something

Further, the injured area is no longer inhibited from healing.

I believe it may also inhibit the release of oxygen from the red blood cells to the body.

To increase his chances in paternity, a male will sometimes try to inhibit the female from re-mating.

This will inhibit you from freedom of expression and movement.

Elections always take place on a Saturday, so as to minimise the effect of work or religious commitments that could inhibit people from voting.

This condition does not inhibit patients from social interaction.

"Would that inhibit the impulse transmissions from the rest of the bioneural mass?"

Punishing someone for doing the wrong thing may inhibit him from that action but does not establish a better pattern.

She does not, however, wish to inhibit students from free expression of their religious beliefs in school assignments.

The dominant task of the two inhibits the other task from completion.