Sentence examples for effectively preclude from inspiring English sources
It is important to note, however, that [537 U.S. 242] a categorical rule prohibiting retroactive extensions would effectively preclude perpetual copyrights.
An additional 9percentt of contracts had arbitration clauses that effectively preclude jury trials though the reason for arbitration clauses need not specifically relate to juries.
If a settlement is improperly put together, it could effectively preclude plaintiffs from recovering as much money as they might seek from investment banks or other potential defendants, one person involved in negotiations said.
The Clinton Administration plans to suspend construction of logging roads in the back country of most national forests, a major environmental step that would effectively preclude logging on some of the nation's most rugged and pristine public land.
Many of the arms-control agreements of the Cold War period focused on mutual deterrence, a strategy in which the threat of reprisal would effectively preclude an initial attack.
That would effectively preclude companies such as pizza makers, Amazon.com and newspaper companies from delivering goods to customers' doorsteps via drone (Amazon's chief executive, Jeffrey P. Bezos, also owns The Washington Post).
Also on Saturday night, a federal judge in Brooklyn, New York, stopped parts of Trump's executive order from taking effect across the country, effectively precluding the deportation of refugees immigration authorities had previously approved for admission. .
With ground forces effectively precluded, air power became an alluring alternative.
These actions effectively precluded indigenous peoples' aspirations of entry into the commercial fishery.
Environmental groups said the new legislative change effectively precluded them from suing the E.P.A. to demand faster action.
The laws required licenses that were almost never granted, effectively precluded domestic financing and exerted government control over foreign contributions.
