Sentence examples for entirely preclude from inspiring English sources

"The fact that a drug courier profile may not be used as a tool for selective prosecution does not, however, entirely preclude its use after a police officer has effectuated a valid stop for a legitimate motor vehicle violation.

But to "entirely preclude review of a pure question of law by any court would give rise to substantial constitutional questions," Justice John Paul Stevens wrote for the majority today.

Cooper, in real life getting sick with the cancer that was to kill him three years later, makes one last, successful effort to prove he could be a consummate screen actor and Cobb contributes a dignified performance that does not entirely preclude our sympathy.

In addition, the small size of the duplications would not entirely preclude pathogenic effects.

Olivi is well aware that the lack of autonomy does not entirely preclude a sort of pseudo-zeal or pseudo-friendship.

Abbott said the award would go to "those who have accepted public office rather than sought it" which means it is unlikely to go to former politicians, although they do not appear to have been entirely precluded.

The study was confined to German population, therefore, a strong association of polymorphisms investigated with melanoma susceptibility or disease outcome, in other populations cannot be entirely precluded.

That doesn't at all preclude -- in fact, I believe it's entirely consistent with -- a longer-term program that will bring our budget into a sustainable position".

It entirely avoids transport and reprocessing and the full set of ad hoc waste disposal issues, and completely precludes all those involving proliferation/diversion of fissile isotopes into weapons' programs.

It was observed that two adenomas were almost entirely necrotic, precluding immunohistochemical categorization and one adenoma, which showed strong diffuse staining for ACTH and GH and moderate scattered staining of LH and TSH, was considered indeterminate by immunohistochemical classification.

"The timing I find just too close to preclude entirely," she said.