Without foreclosing a future claim based on circumstances not now predictable, and based on a different record, we hold that the balance of relevant factors in this case favors the Libraries.
Their merger would not only eliminate this current competition, but also foreclose any future competition between them in other areas and markets.
His last hearing, in February, was cut short when prosecutors asked that his mental health be evaluated, apparently to foreclose any future appeal based on the potential argument that he was not competent to assist in his defense.
A Sellafield spokesman said: "Disposal would foreclose the economic recovery of plutonium as a future energy source.
A lost generation, a foreclosed future, the figurative death of a nation that culminated in its literal death in 1934 when the Dominion of Newfoundland voted itself out of existence this was the price our great-grandparents paid for service to God, King, and Empire.
At precisely the moment when American authors began self-consciously to quest after a future in which national and racial identity would reign triumphant over all, their writing turned out to restructure time in a way that began foreclosing on that particular future.
With a novelist's instinct, Mr. Young realizes this particular policeman as whole human being, with a past and a prematurely foreclosed future -- as much a victim as any of the Greens.
Instead, we are foreclosing on our future as a nation.
7 Nothing in the legislative history suggests that the Legislature intended by the enactment to preempt the field or to foreclose future judicial developments which further the act's principal purpose of ameliorating the harshness and inequity of the old no contribution rule.
A narrow concept of maturity can foreclose a company from a broad stream of future opportunities.
But Wilson's pragmatism did not foreclose his future progressive options.
