Sentence examples for precluded from hosting from inspiring English sources

Given that the Orange County fairgrounds is surrounded by Costa Mesa High School, Davis Magnet School, Orange Coast College, TeWinkle Park and Vanguard University, virtually the entire property would be precluded from hosting cannabis events under the distance criteria, according to Michele Richards, the Fair & Event Center's vice president of business development.

There have been some voices calling for Fifa to revisit the bidding process for 2018, notably coming from the English FA, but also in Kiev, where many feel Russia's actions in Ukraine over the past 18 months should preclude them from hosting the tournament.

A spokesman for Mr. Beck declined to say whether the agreement included a noncompete clause that would preclude Mr. Beck from hosting a TV show elsewhere for a period of time.

There data suggest the hypothesis that chlamydial infection-mediated repression of apoptosis is at least partially a result of caspase-9 sequestration in inclusions, in which caspase-9 is precluded from its role (or availability) in the host apoptosis cascade.

In contrast, low-educated individuals may be precluded from entering high-paying occupations, regardless of their knowledge of the host language.7 This explanation is consistent with previous research by Di Paolo (2011), who finds that education and not Catalan language proficiency is the main channel for entering high-skilled occupations in the Spanish region of Catalonia.

Senators are not precluded from profiting from book sales.

Should public investors be precluded from making a similar bargain?

Many treasurers are precluded from investing in variable rate instruments.

Unfortunately, I'm precluded from getting into that.

Under Philippine laws, the Marine would be precluded from seeking bail.

Ordinarily, attorneys are precluded from being witnesses against former clients because of the attorney-client privilege.