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Mr. Kimmel said in an interview that he also told Mr. Freeh that he had been precluded from raising the matter in his report on the Pitts case.

Although life sentences had been precluded by that agreement, Judge Rakoff calculated what sentences the men could receive under federal sentencing guidelines at the beginning of the hearing.

Jones said it could now consider internal brands and other licensing options to supplement sales that it had been precluded from exploring while under contract with Polo Ralph Lauren.

Part of me resented the publicity and felt that al-Muhajiroun's opponents had played right into their hands by being as confrontational, but I couldn't help but be heartened that irrespective of the means or agenda of those who disrupted the meeting, the group had been precluded from applying their values and laws in the heart of central London.

"Far too many students in Texas had been precluded from receiving supports and services". .

Further detailed phenotyping was performed (supplementary methods S1) to address the in vivo function of HDAC4 which had been precluded previously due to the early mortality of the complete null line [6].

In the current political reality, that has been precluded by Congressional grandstanding.

What the critics have ignored is that truly effective campaign finance reform has been precluded by First Amendment concerns.

Mr. Urdangarin first appeared in court in February 2012 and has been precluded from any involvement in royal affairs.

"We've been ready for some time, but we've been precluded by the Constitution," Mr. Pataki said during a recent news conference.

"We would have had to have gone to trial and we would have been precluded from buying wood from our major source country.