Sentence examples similar to definition to preclude from inspiring English sources

Because subjectivity enshrines ideas that are partial and fragmentary by definition, it tends to preclude searches for larger, overarching truths, thereby undermining a strong culture of contestation.

(Conversely, its definition ought not to preclude its justification).

Indeed, the Senate Report accompanying the Lanham Act revision explicitly referred to this background understanding, in saying that the "revised definition intentionally retains... the words 'symbol or device' so as not to preclude the registration of colors, shapes, sounds or configurations where they function as trademarks". S.Rep.

His definition of God condemned since his excommunication from the Jewish community as a "God existing in only a philosophical sense"—is meant to preclude any anthropomorphizing of the divine being.

That seems to preclude any formal measures, including mediation.

There's no reason to preclude it".

The statement from the company appears to preclude that cooperation.

To preclude seasonal variations, data collection was conducted every November.

Anticoagulant ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA) was added to preclude clotting.

That statement would seem to preclude a mega-merger.

"There's nothing to preclude you from showing your taxes.