Sentence examples for is precluding from inspiring English sources

The decision was greeted positively by the Francis Crick Institute and British scientists but was met with anger and disqmay by those concerned that rapid advances in the field of genome editing is precluding proper consideration of the ethical implications.

Because too much competition in the wholesale electric power market and the retail electricity market is precluding nonlinear transmission tariffs from providing the full level of support for social-benefits programs, it will be necessary to pair those tariffs with some other public policy designed to efficiently finance pre-restructuring social-benefits programs.

Isn't it possible that knowing everything about our kids to the smallest minutia, let alone wearing the same brand of skinny jeans, is precluding them from establishing their own identities distinct from us.

And who knows -- what would happen if Hasbro, Inc., which took over Milton Bradley's Candy Land trademark first issued in 1951, were to step forward and argue that King's trademark is precluding them from issuing an electronic version of the popular board game?

At present the increased cost of these machines and the necessity that they be incorporated into a digital radiography department is precluding their general purchase for breast screening in the UK.

"All argumentation on the subject is precluded on my part.

This is precisely the issue that the government is precluded from relitigating".

A direct fiscal stimulus is precluded by the staggering $445 billion deficit expected for the year.

Brown is precluded from being crowned champion, after the league ruled the Bears had given illegal financial aid to players...

Rather, what it does do, too often, is preclude the use of contraceptives.

Jordan, who has been with the Nets since March 1999, is precluded by team policy from commenting to the news media.