Sentence examples for legally precluded from inspiring English sources

Ms. DiFiore said she was legally precluded from disclosing the charges considered by the grand jury against the officers.

Instead of issuing an emergency order, the EPA's midwest office concluded it was legally precluded from taking action because of the state's activities to address the lead concerns.

"Charney did not agree to never seek reemployment with American Apparel," the lawsuit said, "nor is American Apparel otherwise contractually or legally precluded from re-hiring him in any fashion".

Consequently, in many jurisdictions, insurers have been legally precluded or have voluntarily refrained from accessing genetic results including genomic research results.

In addition to constraints on their land-use practices, legally precluding swidden agriculture, people living on these protected lands are not eligible to apply for official land tenure documents.

He added: "I believe in any event they were precluded legally from such an action.

Heterogeneity between study designs, legal jurisdictions, institutional procedures and policies for obtaining a legally admissible BAC measurement precluded a meta-analysis.

The current Constitution bars any political party based on a religious identity, a provision that precluded the Brotherhood from forming a legally recognized party.

"It precluded trust or affection".

Frequent cabinet changes precluded stability.

Endless warfare has precluded production.