Sentence examples for preclude anyone from inspiring English sources

"We believe our application will not preclude anyone else from receiving the guarantees they need," Mr. Parker said.

"On the Democratic side," he added, "we want to make sure we do not preclude anyone from citizenship who would be legalized under immigration reform".

Lack of fluency in financialese shouldn't preclude anyone from understanding what is going on in Europe or what may yet happen.

After all, the ruling does not preclude anyone from publishing anything on a website (subject to the usual restrictions about libel, hate speech, Holocaust denial etc): it just makes that information harder to find.

However, Norton managed to depict the all-singing, all-dancing preppy boyfriend in such a way as to preclude anyone ever doing so again for fear of unfavourable comparison.

"There are three steep steps up to the front doors of the four blocks, which preclude anyone who uses a wheelchair or has very impaired mobility from living there.

But by then, the statute of limitations precluded anyone's being charged.

Quickly, commentators noted that the priorities of marketing the re-creation precluded anyone from dwelling on the pesky moral questions about right and wrong.

Cruz has said repeatedly that one of the current rules, 40B, precludes anyone who hasn't won eight primaries or caucuses from being nominated.

The place quickly became a serious industry hangout, but with a twist: the compact conviviality of the shoebox design precluded anyone from acting like a star.

The Green party sought to play down Ryan's remarks, pointing out that he was not precluding anyone from voting for Fianna Fáil if they wanted to... but, er, well, it was up the punters at the end of the day who they gave number two on the ballot paper to.