Sentence examples for precluded from exercising from inspiring English sources

The right to vote, and not being precluded from exercising that right, is fundamental to citizens in any society wishing to call itself democratic or inclusive.

Elected officials hardly knew the new mayor before last summer, while the city's lobbyists were precluded from exercising their most reliable tool of ingratiation: steering clients with checkbooks to Mr. Bloomberg's campaign account.

1 It is nevertheless true that the States are not wholly precluded from exercising their police power in matters of local concern even though they may thereby affect interstate commerce.

The lack of influence found in this study however also resonates with Harrison's analysis that communities are precluded from exercising meaningful control within the current structuring of health services [ 15, 16].

The strictures ultimately imposed on AOL Time Warner by the Federal Trade Commission-forcing it to provide unrestricted access to other Internet service providers and interactive television traffic-all but precluded it from exercising such control over its competitors.

Each of us must judge as best we can how to advance the good of all, but every person is owed a respect for their private judgment which precludes us from exercising authority over them.

They just wanted to try to come up with a way to preclude him from exercising his right to picket in downtown Clearwater, and they were unsuccessful in doing that".

Failure to do so may preclude workers from exercising autonomy.

The respondents submitted that "as the subject matter in ss 8 and 10 of the ISA relates to matters of national security the court is precluded from reviewing the exercising of such discretion since matters of national security should be left to those responsible for it".

While asserting that Japan has an inherent right to collective defense, the government claims that the constitutional ban on force precludes it from exercising this right and thus participating in collective-security actions.

"When a company files for bankruptcy, that does not preclude the state from exercising its police powers," Ms. Kelly said yesterday.