Sentence examples for expressly precluded from inspiring English sources

Congress may have recognized this specter when it expressly precluded Section 13981 from being used in the family law context.

In NSW and Victoria people with criminal convictions are not expressly precluded from adopting, but criminal history is a factor to be considered in the adoption application process.

Actual ground war, as against preparing for it, was an unlikely prospect at best, opposed by almost all of the allies and expressly precluded by President Clinton, but it consumed Clark's thinking for the rest of the war, and was the cause of his final, irreversible estrangement from Washington.

At the professional level, McCann said, standard player contracts could expressly preclude litigation over concussions or long-term neurological harm.

Moreover, a range of state and federal laws expressly preclude such an activity, one which has no bipartisan political support in a deeply sceptical and contested Australian public sphere.

For the past two years, public health groups — led by the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids — have lobbied for passage of legislation that would grant the F.D.A. the authority to regulate tobacco products; shockingly, this bill, which Senator Edward Kennedy is preparing to re-introduce in the next few weeks, would expressly preclude the F.D.A. from simply removing nicotine from cigarettes.

Moreover, the U.S. EPA is precluded from regulating hydraulic fracturing under the Safe Drinking Water Act (1974), and Congress expressly exempted hydraulic fracturing from the Underground Injection Control program (U.S. EPA 2012b).

Frequent cabinet changes precluded stability.

"It precluded trust or affection".

Endless warfare has precluded production.

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