Sentence examples for Never precluded from inspiring English sources

But partisan affinity has never precluded strains between presidents and legislators.

The role of the I.C.C. has never precluded or put an end to any peace process.

But then, worried that the pope had come off as too pacifistic, or even anti-American, the Vatican foreign policy team went to work, stressing that he had never precluded the use of force.

But an artistic mission has never precluded political engagement.

A person who has controlled-HIV should be no more excluded from transplantation than somebody with controlled-high blood pressure, because controlled-high blood pressure never precluded anyone from the transplant list.

Although these reports never precluded the use of adjuvant S-1 chemotherapy, they raised the issue of how to treat recurrent disease after adjuvant S-1.

"But that will never preclude my hiring someone I know".

"Believe the Victims" makes sense as a starting presumption, but a presumption of belief should never preclude questions.

In principle, therefore, a natural explanation can never preclude a theistic explanation.

The possibility that he had assistance -- for example, someone setting off a firecracker as a diversion -- can never be precluded.

The analyses stratified by smoking status were limited in that only one case of lung cancer was identified among never smokers and precluded an analysis restricted to never smokers.