Sentence examples for precluding discussion from inspiring English sources

That means pushing for an agreement on borders and security first, without precluding discussion of Jerusalem and refugees too.

Only once in the last decade, in 1995, has China lost a vote to preclude discussion.

It would also preclude discussion of any topic that could possibly matter.

Under Benedict and his immediate predecessor, John Paul II, the Vatican precluded discussion of women's ordination and punished some religious leaders who raised the issue.

Russia wants Chechnya's oil and fears the possibility of a NATO presence if Chechnya gains its hard-fought freedom.This arrogance is dangerous, precludes discussion and can only lead to another war.

In the context of mainstream newspaper reporting, our analysis suggests that marijuana's status as an illicit substance has precluded discussion of strategies to reduce the potential for health and social harms associated with its use.

For example, preoccupation with workload and patient congestion on the wards, only to be solved by an increase in staff numbers precluded discussion of efforts to improve staff competence or service organization to improve efficiency.

Afferro said it had an exclusivity agreement with another party which precluded discussions with IMIC until 13 January.

Mr. Trump said in his statement that the potential for new tariffs would not preclude discussions with the Chinese "to protect the technology and intellectual property of American companies and American people," but any new tariffs are unlikely to make that already tough task easier.

Agree with government on financial support framework: Whilst government is under pressure in terms of spending, it should not preclude discussions at this stage already exploring models of (government's) financial support for child justice reform.

The promulgation of an ordinance, unfortunately, severely constricts (without precluding) further discussion of these and related issues in Parliament.