Sentence examples for precluded from making from inspiring English sources

Should public investors be precluded from making a similar bargain?

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

Because it is in the Cobble Hill Historic District, he is precluded from making changes to the stolid brownstone exterior without special permission.

Thus, since 2013 the SEC has avoided, and has subsequently been precluded from, making a decision on this hotly debated matter.

"The defense should be precluded from making improper appeals to sympathy or concerning socio-economic issues in the opening statement," they wrote.

Microsoft built it as a stop-gap measure to lessen the ire of Windows Phone 7.5 users, a group technologically precluded from making the leap to Windows Phone 8.

"Foreign nationals are not barred from issue advocacy through political speech such as what is described in the indictment — they are only precluded from willfully making expenditures that expressly advocate the election or defeat of a particular candidate," wrote Washington lawyers Eric A. Dubelier and Katherine J. Seikaly, who are defending the company, citing the Bluman decision.

He said that the Google deal precluded AOL from making other deals, which Time Warner denies.

By admittedly forcing manufacturers to include Internet Explorer on every Windows machine sold, Microsoft precluded Netscape from making exclusive deals of its own.

He also emphasized that Vatican law precluded him from making such a decision alone; the diocese's College of Consultors and Financial Council also had to agree to the plan if it was to take effect.

But the end-user agreements that every user must click "I Agree" to, include contract language that precluded anyone from making copies of these public domain cases for anything but personal use.