Sentence examples for rule precluding from inspiring English sources

However, other competitors soon began utilizing his technique, which caused the International Amateur Swimming Federation to institute a rule precluding underwater swimming beyond 10-meters from the pool walls (later relaxed to 15-meters).

The taxi van hired by the company to pick up and drop off workers has rules precluding women from being the first or last in the van so the driver doesn't try something, although occasionally they still do, Gazmer said.

BBC rules preclude Lloyd Webber's involvement in the new production of Oliver!, which will be produced by Sir Cameron Mackintosh.

Election rules preclude the broadcast television networks from showing Schwarzenegger films during the campaign without giving equal time to rival candidates.

Specifically, the rules preclude merchants from either telling card users what Amex charges the merchants or offering incentives to use other cards.

That outsized sense of Italians' otherness, combined with the idea that the mob's rigid rules precluded the involvement of outsiders, made mobsters less threatening.

Slate pointed out that Mr. McCain's absence is a problem because Senate rules preclude other Senators from talking to him about the closed hearing.

And to make matters even more exasperating, Finra's rules preclude it from investigating the firm and its tactic until after the damage is done.

The rules preclude a company from owning more than one of the top four stations in a market, so in markets with just five or six stations one or two will inevitably be left to go it alone.

Because the commission's anticollusion rules preclude the bidders from discussing their strategies or possible bids, none of the major companies involved in the auction would comment for publication.

Internal AK party rules preclude him from standing again as prime minister in 2015, so he has been hoping to become Turkey's first directly elected president in a new system giving the president far more power.