Sentence examples for precluded both from inspiring English sources

This power precluded both an effective market check and meaningful negotiation over price.

The 1909 Act gives almost nothing by way of directives, the judicial doctrine of "fair use" is amorphous and open-ended, and the courts are now precluded, both by the Act and by the nature of the judicial process, from contriving pragmatic or compromise solutions which would reflect the legislature's choices of policy and its mediation among the competing interests.

This precluded both Aquitaine and Ireland, where he had spent his previous exiles.

Thus, at sealing pressures of 100 cm H2O, where microaspiration was precluded, both MRSA and PA could colonize past the cuff-trachea boundary.

The size of the antigen (250 kDa) and its limited presence in cultured cells precluded both efficient blotting and efficient labeling by [S]methionine.

It precludes both debate and amendment and requires a two-thirds vote for passage under general parliamentary procedure.

To maintain the current piecework payment system, efforts should be encouraged to preclude both overtreatment and undertreatment.

All of these myths -- expressed so frequently in abusive and judgmental language -- preclude both civilized debate and progress in the field of child and adolescent psychiatry.

These often preclude both experimental exposure to candidate environmental causes, and invasive collection of cell types of greatest developmental and functional relevance to disease processes.

The cross-sectional design precludes both causal inference (as event reporting may be confounded by current psychological functioning and age) and the longitudinal analysis of adjustment trajectories [ 38].

Indeed, Cu ions have been reported to preclude both Chlamydomonas Crr1-SBP and SPL7-SBP DNA-binding capability in vitro [ 14].