Sentence examples for precludes more from inspiring English sources

But Senator Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania, a Republican, is not persuaded that the Constitution precludes more forceful federal action.

For others, the sheer internationalism of this gathering impels them to reach out to any new face and nationality, albeit with smiles and gestures if a language barrier precludes more intense conversation.

At a seminar last week sponsored by the New York chapter of the American Institute of Architects, some designers who have worked independently on ideas for the site said that limiting the memorial to one corner of the site precludes more attractive options for the development as a whole.

While investigations gene expression based on tissue samples was valuable, its use precludes more generalizable conclusions relative to common pathogenic mechanisms.

However, root-system development beyond the term of this trial and its limitation to only one site and soil type, precludes more definitive statements on the widespread use of the trialled species for erosion control across New Zealand.

Our modeling approach thus represents a first step beyond the qualitative interpretation of linear pathways when the paucity of information precludes more detailed modeling.

That does not preclude more serious afterthoughts when the froth has subsided.

Outreach to populations in the region does not preclude more traditional ties to governments.

"This assessment is based only on the attacks that have been detected, and does not preclude more sophisticated and targeted attacks from China".

The prince added that the failure to reach a Middle East settlement had precluded more serious consideration of other issues, including Iraq's weapons of mass destruction.

Lawmakers in both parties fret that large budget deficits preclude more stimulus, lest the burden of debt outweigh the benefit of deficit spending.