Sentence examples for had precluded any from inspiring English sources

British newspapers have cast Ms. Smith's battle as a parable of what is likely to be the biggest turnover in the House of Commons since 1945, after World War II had precluded any election for 10 years.

The participation of U.S. ground and air forces had precluded any such claim.

For years dysfunctional politics have precluded any serious economic reform.

The judge overseeing the case, John P. Walsh, has precluded any mention of the Chelsea shooting.

Stoppard has precluded any chance of our identifying with the character.

The perceived risk that these limitations pose to human subjects has precluded any large scale clinical trials to date.

In some cases, the US government may accept that its new posture has precluded any possibility of oversight.

Its sale would have precluded any possibility of expanding the complex, and, critics said, doomed the trade show industry in the city.

The artists and titles appear in the file names, which should have precluded any needless searching for them (they are not needed).

The office of the public defender issued a statement saying that the "secrecy of the program has precluded any oversight of the technology's use" and warned of "abuses that are ripe from its use".

It's also that Roberts' opinion may have precluded any future efforts by a Republican president to use executive discretion to cancel the subsidies for the millions of people on the federal exchange.