Wait until retirees realize that the tax cut also precludes any realistic plan to provide prescription drug coverage.
Hence, to use proteomics-corroborated smORFs to obtain cut-offs would preclude the detection of smORFs translated less strongly, and will negate the main point of doing ribosomal profiling to begin with: to obtain a more extensive, yet sufficiently astringent, repertoire of translated smORFs.
A blanket commitment to cutting tax cuts while balancing the budget precludes sensible discussion of how to do that.
John Lipsky, chief economist at J. P. Morgan Chase, said only clear signs that the economy was turning around would preclude another rate cut when Fed officials next meet on June 26-27.
The diversity of patient populations, study settings, and interventions evaluated precludes a clear-cut answer to this question on the basis of a review of the literature.
"The Fed is very worried about the economic outlook" said William Dudley, chief United States economist at Goldman , Sachs "because they are not precluding a further rate cut".
We communed for a while, and I came away determined that I should cut away from any life that precluded the writing of poetry".
Interestingly, that doesn't preclude deals that brands might cut directly with Public Chatters, similar to what happens in Instagram or Twitter with certain stars using their feeds to promote certain products.
They said that the Democrats' failure to approve a budget or pass any of the normal spending bills precluded further cuts.
Representative John M. Spratt Jr. of South Carolina, the senior Democrat on the House Budget Committee, argued that a tax cut as large as Mr. Bush wants would preclude reasonable domestic spending on other items he says he supports, like education and medical research.
