Sentence examples for not to preclude from inspiring English sources

The Florida Supreme Court subsequently acknowledged the State Legislature's wish to complete the process by Dec. 12 if possible, so as not to preclude the state's electors from "participating fully in the federal election process".

"The Administration agreed to have military custody apply to al Qaeda members captured outside the United States (subject to a national security waiver) but disagrees with the committee decision not to preclude the application of the provision inside the United States," the committee statement said.

(Conversely, its definition ought not to preclude its justification).

Therefore, Teflon seemed not to preclude quantification in the NEMA phantom.

Even if one grants atomic sentences containing non-denoting singular terms and that some attributions of vague predicates are neither true nor false, it nevertheless seems natural not to preclude that compound sentences of a certain shape containing non-denoting terms or vague predications are either true or false, e.g., sentences of the form 'If A, then A'.

This is not to preclude other phenotypic effects of Sry2.

Daniel Terry Denman Island, B.C. Hospice care, when it was introduced, was not meant to preclude medical care.

Hospice care, when it was introduced, was not meant to preclude medical care.

"The mayor is not going to preclude any option, given the circumstances we find ourselves in," he said.

they were not enough to preclude offering his seven children drug advice in pursuit of their athletic careers.

There are also some married travelers for whom that detail does not appear to preclude seeking dates.