Sentence examples for attempts to preclude from inspiring English sources

It is our belief... that the regime in Syria has made obvious their attempts to preclude an investigation".

Furthermore, he asserts, to attempt to preclude falsehood is to underestimate the power of truth.

At worst, they are an attempt to preclude other efforts to hold banks accountable.

All this fuss about the rudeness of the Bush administration's critics is an attempt to preclude serious discussion of that administration's policies.

"Computer experts argue that any legislative attempt to preclude THS from being available in the UK over Tor would be technologically infeasible," Post states.

A beginner's guide to the privacy tool "Computer experts argue that any legislative attempt to preclude THS from being available in the UK over Tor would be technologically infeasible," Post states.

The Alan backs up to low buildings on 86th Street and Lexington, an area that has seen intensive development, and something about the thoroughness of what was termed in the building application "facade repair" suggests an attempt to preclude future landmarks interference.

In early January the government initiated mass arrests and blocked phones in an apparent attempt to preclude similar protests with the demolition of two other churches.

Many vendors have contracts that attempt to preclude providers from sharing issues that they identify, including screenshots which appear to have caused errors.

In an attempt to preclude this possibility, we treated WT mouse cultured β-cells with adenovirus containing GFP (green fluorescent protein) as a control or a kinase-dead mutant form of AMPKα2, which acts as a dominant-negative towards native AMPK (DNAMPKα2).

Prosecutors also asked the judge to preclude any attempts by the defense to argue that Mr. Bloomberg deliberately concealed the use of certain vendors by paying them as subcontractors because it was irrelevant and "would only create a minitrial within the trial".