Sentence examples for being precluded from from inspiring English sources

The right to vote, and not being precluded from exercising that right, is fundamental to citizens in any society wishing to call itself democratic or inclusive.

She became the Thurber wife because she could not become, as she can now, the Thurber boss; her bossiness is an expression of her being precluded from being an actual leader.

In the more tolerant climate of the late 17th and 18th centuries, Roman Catholics and Protestant dissenters were normally able to practice their religion unmolested; but the Anglican majority's fear of subversion led to their being precluded from officeholding.

Being precluded from signing anyone out of contract, because Blackpool's 25-man squad list is full, and restricted to domestic acquisitions by the terms of the dispensation, have intensified Holloway's frustration.

The three charged that be cause much of the state budget sent to the Legislature by the Governor was in the form of "lump sum" rather than "line item" appropriations they were being precluded from ex ercising their constitutional rights as legislators.

Others may not deprive one of one's choice with respect to O even if they also compensate one for the utility or welfare loss of being precluded from doing as one sees fit with O.

Should public investors be precluded from making a similar bargain?

We don't want term limits so that we can be precluded from electing competent candidates.

This is precisely the issue that the government is precluded from relitigating".

Franklin was precluded from seeking a third term in the district because of term limits.

Those found to be a hazard to others would be precluded from later buying weapons.