Sentence examples similar to preclude claims from inspiring English sources

Some of those that were insured soon discovered "civil disobedience" clauses in their policies, which precluded claims for losses incurred during riots.

Very few of them had insurance; nearly all of those who did had "civil disobedience" clauses in their policies, which precluded claims for losses incurred during riots.

The presence of Salmonella enterica-specific sequences in five of the samples indicates the presence of this pathogen in these particular samples, but the rather high detection limit precludes claims of their absence in the other samples.

This inaccuracy notwithstanding, Fry's analysis does suggest that there has been a duplication of a complement C3 gene to give rise to a new copy (often referred to as "cobra venom factor," more rightly called complement C3b) although the lack of data for other body tissues should have precluded claims of recruitment.

"There is a risk that an all-or-nothing approach and the highlighting of dubious cases to prominent news outlets and journalists will preclude legitimate claims from being fairly treated.

The collective bargaining agreement and his player contract specifically preclude a claim for a subsequent period".

The Justice Department sued Wells Fargo for fraud related to loans it made that were insured by the Federal Housing Administration, and the bank responded by arguing that the $25 billion mortgage settlement reached earlier this year precludes further claims against it for the loans.

The cross-sectional nature of our study precludes strong claims of causality.

The current state of science surrounding CTE generally warrants considerable modesty regarding our current understanding of any clinical phenomenology associated with the histopathological entity termed CTE, and clearly precludes any claims suggesting evidence-based relationships between CTE and suicide.

In a legal analysis, Alan B. Wasser and Douglas O. Jobes of the Space Settlement Institute conclude that while the Outer Space Treaty prohibits nations from claiming sovereignty over heavenly bodies, it does not preclude private land claims, and they point to legal precedents establishing the condition for anyone making such a claim: living there.

The small sample size precludes any claim that this relative stability of ILD functions is a common mechanism in allowing IC cells to maintain coding of space in the presence of noise.