Sentence examples similar to precluding any future delay from inspiring English sources

The settlers, he said, are doing everything they can to preclude any future deal for a Palestinian state.

It's also that Roberts' opinion may have precluded any future efforts by a Republican president to use executive discretion to cancel the subsidies for the millions of people on the federal exchange.

The articles also specified the wolna elekcja (free election) as the only way for any monarch's successor to assume the office, thus precluding any possibility of hereditary monarchy in the future.

A recurrent problem in leukemic adoptive transfer is the issue of the cell dose injected, to avoid either engraftment failure or delay or, on the contrary, a tumor burden outgrowth leading to a premature animal death precluding any investigation.

Moreover, bilateral salpingectomy precludes any possibility of future unassisted conception or tubal repair [ 6, 7].

Of course, this does not account for any future rain delays.

The retrospective design precluded any definite conclusions regarding for instance time delays, since this might be equally related to decision making as to disease progression.

The study precludes any firm conclusions about the relationship between the delay in appropriate antibiotic therapy and its influence on outcome.

In contrast, flowering of coastal M. guttatus was so delayed that it precluded any seed production in water-limited conditions.

They are also less likely to think of a park as precluding other, future uses.

Overall, the first HSA concluded that "multiple levels of uncertainty preclude any definitive statement on the direction of potential future change for each of the health outcomes assessed" (Patz et al. 2000).