Sentence examples for precluded from engaging from inspiring English sources

In short, it is our view that the Attorney General is not precluded from engaging private counsel pursuant to a contingent fee agreement in order to assist in certain civil litigation, so long as the Office of Attorney General retains absolute and total control over all critical decision-making in any case in which such agreements have been entered into.

These women, aged between 12 and 47, are precluded from freely engaging in and contributing to their communities simply because they lack access to affordable sanitary protection.

Halleck and Melendez point out that MNN previously admitted that the New York statute precluded them from engaging in viewpoint‑based discrimination or preventing content that was critical of them from airing.

But it was his attacks directed at people who could not respond on an equal footing -- either because they do not share his power or stature or because professional responsibility precluded them from engaging at such a level -- that revealed Mr. Trump as unworthy of being our president.

The aim is not to encourage competition, but to prevent it; not to regulate the business, but to preclude persons from engaging in it.

These results suggest that semantic incoherence can preclude readers from engaging in anaphoric inferencing.

She was no stranger to self-exploration and meditation, but wondered if Transcendental Meditation might preclude him from engaging in "normal" activities.

There is nothing in this vision that precludes us from engaging with social entrepreneurs.

It's an important essay of near-book-length, which could preclude many from engaging.

The authors suggested that a perceived lack of effective coping precludes individuals from engaging in more positive health behaviours, thereby perpetuating a cycle of chronic pain, ineffective coping and emotional distress.

The O.W.I. was one of many agencies whose mandate officially precluded the O.S.S. from engaging in certain activities.