Sentence examples for in terms of precluding from inspiring English sources

Fourth, the Rule is an abstention doctrine not just in terms of precluding duty of care claims, as persuasively argued by Stephen Bainbridge, but also in a more fundamental way, by requiring the courts to abstain from an entire fairness review if there is no evidence of a breach in fiduciary duties or taint surrounding a Board decision.

A vigorous surveillance for contagious livestock diseases in Scotland at the peak of cattle and sheep movements in August may provide greatest benefit in terms of precluding significant pre-detection spread of infection between farms via livestock movements.

16, while framed exclusively in terms of pretrial discovery, precluded prosecutorial discovery at trial as well.

The low sampling frequency and resolution (in terms of number of pixels) precluded the possibility of investigating fine details of pupil dynamics, like microsaccades.

Agree with government on financial support framework: Whilst government is under pressure in terms of spending, it should not preclude discussions at this stage already exploring models of (government's) financial support for child justice reform.

Repairs to the class were undertaken at Crewe, Swindon and Doncaster Works until the financial constraints of the British Railways Modernisation Plan in terms of expenditure on steam began to preclude the regular overhaul of locomotives.

Hence, although temperature may not result in significant phenotypic effects of certain genes in terms of protein expression, it does not preclude the possibility of changes in its RBS exposure.

First, the sample size was relatively small, which precluded precision in terms of the point estimates and limited the study's power, which may ultimately have impacted upon the factor structure.

For this stochastic analysis the in situ stress field is incorporated in terms of the magnitude and orientation, but precluding residual stresses, thermal stresses and the history of tectonic events.

This precludes an explanation in terms of sedation.

"We're right on the edge of the abyss," Dr. Ward said, in terms of higher bombardment rates that have probably precluded the development of advanced life.