Sentence examples for precluded from acting from inspiring English sources

"The BBC is precluded from acting contrary to those expectations, and like all public bodies, the BBC is subject to judicial review.

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.

Hardwick defended the IPCC's actions, arguing that, because Tomlinson's death became the focus of a criminal inquiry, the IPCC had to be meticulous in the way it proceeded, which precluded them from acting as fast as journalists were able to.

But that does not preclude us from acting as a force of good to help empower our customers.

However, with the exception of LiTXN3, all these ORFs encode theoretical proteins with amino acid substitutions that preclude them from acting as TXNs (for additional information refer to Text S1 and Figure S1).

Harish Khare, the prime minister's spokesman, dismissed the criticism as "democratic noise" and noted that India's parliamentary system, as well as the traditions of the Congress Party, act to preclude any prime minister from acting with sole authority.

After promotion to acting air commodore a rank precluded from operational flying he was Mentioned in Despatches in December 1944.

Doing right by kids whose removal is necessary need not preclude us as a nation from acting sooner to help struggling families, the overwhelming majority of whom we know from experience have the best intentions for their children, but need effective support.

Senators are not precluded from profiting from book sales.

But surrogates are not now completely precluded from making such decisions, despite what your editorial suggests.

We don't want term limits so that we can be precluded from electing competent candidates.