Sentence examples for appears to preclude from inspiring English sources

Judge King, joined by Judge Patrick E. Higginbotham, said that this phrase "appears to preclude a disparate impact theory of liability" because it "appears to serve as a safe harbor for employers who can demonstrate that they based their employment action on a reasonable non-age factor, even if the decision leads to an age-disparate result".

The statement from the company appears to preclude that cooperation.

On the surface, the argument from sovereignty appears to preclude the "Platonic Trinity".

It also appears to preclude clinical research with individuals who cannot consent.

Nevertheless, this interdigitation appears to preclude any registration of adjacent random sequences, and thus there is no evidence for the three-dimensional order observed for the unsubstituted copolymer.

Thus, the LOF of pros in NBs with type A PROS expression appears to preclude cell cycle exit of GCs which, consequently, continue dividing and do not differentiate, yielding a type A clone composed of a single NB, a GMC and several small mitotic cells.

Without a waiver, those provisions would appear to preclude Mr. Lynn's acting on many significant issues.

There are also some married travelers for whom that detail does not appear to preclude seeking dates.

In addition to ruling out donations from foreign sources, this statement appeared to preclude donations from U.S. corporations and their charitable foundations.

Those moves would appear to preclude membership of the single market, which requires freedom of movement and standardised rules for business.

Her natural makeup doesn't appear to preclude gender or perhaps that's a human affectation she's adopted as seamlessly as her cut-glass accent.