Sentence examples for preclude the sort of from inspiring English sources

But this would not preclude the sort of muscular diplomacy that would insist to Hamid Karzai that he elevate his elder half-brother to some comfortable ambassadorship in Europe, or the like.

Specifically, it won't preclude the sort of reasonable regulation of firearms ownership that makes up most existing gun control laws".

The existing web of trust, upon which the healthcare system relies, tends to preclude the sort of wholesale, large scale fraud that might occur in a system that closes the loop on authentication without this human-human interaction required for every new registrant.

The deal specifically precluded the sort of measure Mr. Dorgan is pushing.

It also precludes the sort of comparisons and contrasts that make group surveys like this interesting and inviting.

The very nature of the structured interview precludes the sorts of relevance judgments and frame shifting that cognitive research shows to be necessary in situations requiring complex pattern recognition, which is obviously the case in most psychiatric interviews.

Whereas it may be feasible to conduct studies in experimental animals to study the transition from gingivitis to periodontitis, ethical concerns preclude the same sorts of experiments from being performed in humans.

But the practical and ethical costs of such experiments preclude this sort of approach.

As Cain Todd (2012) argues, the awareness of fictionality of sexual representations ensures that one's imaginative engagement implies merely imagined "desire-like" states, whereas the voyeuristic appreciation of a stripper's erotic dance seems to preclude this sort of engagement, and in virtue of doing so, involves real sexual desire.

Family and job demands (aka life) can easily preclude this sort of on-going investment of time into education.

The model also precludes this sort of mate selection arising from competition.