Sentence examples for precluded from speaking from inspiring English sources

When Aaron Brown was fired as a CNN anchor, he was contractually precluded from speaking about it for several years.

While the State Police said it had custody of the car that Mr. Mele had been driving, he had not been questioned "at any length regarding the missing woman, and State Police are currently precluded from speaking with him about the case".

Ms. Tyson, who is an unpaid adviser to the Obama administration, said, "Provided everything is disclosed, there is no reason why an economist who happens to have associations in the private sector should be precluded from speaking out on policy issues".

He said on the telephone that the arrangement precluded him from speaking publicly about his experiences.

Ms. Fowler said that while an arrangement was being worked out that would allow Ms. Hobbs to be interviewed for "Paradise Lost 3," Ms. Berg made her own deal with Ms. Hobbs that precluded her from speaking to Mr. Berlinger for his film.

The remarks were clearly intended to question whether the couple's Islamic faith precluded her from speaking so publicly.

The chiropractor called a "public figure" friend, an active Democrat, whose position precludes him from speaking out on political matters, Mr. Connolly said.

CNN previously reported that Jackson will announce his resignation from the House floor, but Jackson's condition will preclude him from speaking Wednesday, according to the Sun-Times.

While selling sex is legal in Brazil, these workers are still somewhat stigmatized and disempowered, which often precludes them from speaking up when it comes to matters of their own safety.

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

But the Nets' president, Michael Rowe, said that Smith's past would not preclude the Nets from speaking with him.