Sentence examples for law precludes from inspiring English sources
But Russia argues its law precludes extradition.
However, it is not clear that the law precludes a second reprieve from a different governor.
Charities cannot campaign for and against candidates or parties, because charity law precludes it.
The problem for the president – the legal problem – is that the law precludes him from making such an ethical choice.
Their role is a ticklish one in that securities law precludes them from dispensing specific financial advice.
"Nuclear cooperation was the high-water mark for our bilateral history and the fact that India's nuclear liability law precludes American involvement, it stings".
The logic underlying the original policy remained unchanged, as did the law precluding in-state tuition.
"It's shocking, absolutely shocking, that Michigan has a law precluding a recount exactly where you would need it.
The state also passed an ill-advised law precluding districts from taking test scores into account in teacher tenure decisions.
The trial judge, Justice William A. Wetzel of State Supreme Court, permitted only the edited messages between the two because he said the state's rape shield law precluded references to her sexual past.
And Justice Wetzel, often thundering from the bench at Mr. Jovanovic's first defense lawyer, Jack T. Litman, ruled that the lurid e-mail correspondence be kept from the jury, since a rape shield law precluded references to her sexual past.
