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But in a letter dated Jan . 22 , 2007Mr. Tierney said he and his staff had decided that the building's "structural instability" and changes to its original form through alterations precluded it from consideration as a historic landmark.

Cravath is arguing in a Delaware court that its work for one company, Airgas, shouldn't have precluded it from working for another, Air Products, on a $5.1 billion hostile bid for — you guessed it — its former client, Airgas.

Meanwhile, the government's inability to run a fiscal surplus in years of booming growth has precluded it from cutting taxes to ease a recession.Thanks to Argentina's wretched history of inflation and mismanagement, its currency board still enjoys broad support.

Mr. McCain asserted that the Obama administration's aversion to nation-building had precluded it from providing the kind of training and assistance that would have helped the fledgling Libyan government in Tripoli confront growing security threats from militants.

It resulted in a settlement that allowed the company to continue producing components for cars in the shape of a Cobra but precluded it from using the Cobra name or similar trademarks associated with Shelby.

But just as the 49ers' final series took them downfield, Fox switched away, citing an N.F.L. doubleheader rule that precluded it from staying until the end of the game, lest it bleed into the game about to start at 4 15.

DCM Services, which began in 1999 as a law firm, recently acquired clients in banking, automobile finance, retailing, telecommunications and health care; DCM says its contracts preclude it from naming them.

The subsidiary's fraud would preclude it from discharging its debt, but the parent would likely be entitled to a discharge, absent a showing that it was aware of and participated in the fraud.

Because, while Iran has duly taken actions that preclude it from weaponizing its nuclear program, it will not now gain the financial normalization that it had expected under the agreement.

Gadolinium-enhanced MRI may be more sensitive than cytology, but its lower specificity precludes it from replacing cytology as the gold standard for diagnosis [ 14].

Does Iraq's intense sectarianism, among its other unique characteristics, preclude it from mirroring the Al Qaeda/terrorist narratives of these countries?