Sentence examples similar to preclude any false notions from inspiring English sources

According to Linda A. Pollock, of Tulane University, the fact that premodern parents wielded absolute authority over their children (including the right to beat them), failed to regard them as individuals, and had an economic interest in them — three conditions that the sentimentalist school says preclude any notion of childhood comparable to our own — doesn't mean they didn't love them.

The slow pacing and gloomy tones of Mr. Burns's camera create the despairing mood, which precludes any notions of whistle-blowing by Timofey.

The sheer bulk of my dinner precluded any notion of dancing.

The mid-January announcement that Late Night would continue until February 20 precluded any notion of starting the tour immediately following Springsteen's appearance at Super Bowl XLIII, in addition to the band feeling that they had just gotten off the Magic Tour and "Wait, let's stop a minute".

Failure to provide such basic information has led to important decisions regarding life support being the least informed decisions in health care, and precludes any notion of informed consent.

The official line has long been that any deviants with false notions about jihad learned them outside Saudi Arabia.

Basically, this is the prohibition of usury, but the notion of ribā was rigorously extended to cover, and therefore preclude, any form of interest on a capital loan or investment.

The players' schedules preclude any extensive training as a unit.

That seems to preclude any formal measures, including mediation.

These large models preclude any use of exact solution techniques.

These discrepancies preclude any conclusions based on his studies.