Sentence examples similar to To preclude the delay from inspiring English sources
But there is nothing to preclude the home secretary from doing so.
Shariatmadari seemed to preclude the possibility of a military assault by American forces.
This was no accident: Appeals to uncertainty to preclude or delay political action are so pervasive in political and lobbying circles that they have attracted scholarly attention under the name "Scientific Certainty Argumentation Methods", or "SCAMs" for short.
That would seem to preclude watching the brain as the animal does anything of much interest.
To be effective, one cannot preclude the other.
To guess, based on the past, is to preclude discerning change in the future.
He began by delaying the presumed nomination of James G. Blaine as Secretary of State so as to preclude Blaine's involvement in the formation of the administration, as had occurred in President Garfield's term.
Exponential polynomials arising in transfer functions of chemical processes with recycle and time-delay preclude the use of standar control technics designed for free-delay systems.
The statement from the company appears to preclude that cooperation.
It is a set-up designed to preclude any sovereignty derived from the people of Europe.
