Sentence examples for should not be precluded from inspiring English sources

The court stated that the flight attendant should not be precluded from winning the case because the prior harassment complaints against Mr. Young were brought by other flight attendants and not by her.

Gun rights proponents, conversely, have argued that lawful gun owners should not be precluded from protecting themselves on college campuses, and they contend that gun bans make those campuses less safe.

If a veteran obtains and uses medical marijuana in accordance with state law, Dr. Petzel wrote, he should not be precluded from receiving opioids for pain management at a veterans facility.

After that, even if AIDS no longer gets 10%, "HIV research should not be precluded from receiving any share of [an NIH] increase," says Kimberly Miller of the HIV Medicine Association in Arlington, Virginia.

Jason P. stands for the proposition that where the biological father can establish that he meets the criteria of parentage applicable to other men, and has a familial relationship with the child and mother, he should not be precluded from obtaining parentage status, which would be detrimental to the child.

We conclude that AML patients with MDS-related features, or therapy-related AML, should not be precluded from treatment with azacitidine.

Hobby Lobby is arguing that it should be entitled to similar benefits — that, as a company, it shouldn't be precluded from seeking religious accommodations just because it's organized as a for-profit corporation.

Because the MCBS had time limits at both stages of the test (see the Methods section for more descriptions), test speededness should not be completely precluded, even though disengagement with the test is of primary concern in low-stakes assessments.

Nevertheless, our application of AICC, may correctly adjust AIC values for small sample size bias, but should not be interpreted to completely preclude the possibility of our large model overfitting a relatively small dataset.

Although the recommended candidate is one who has not undergone a bowel resection, this is regarded as a relative contraindication, as this procedure should not be a limiting factor in precluding one's ability to achieve complete cytoreduction and subsequently receive this route of chemotherapy administration.

The three questionnaires that were further evaluated were chosen on the basis of prior research for a particular patient population, and as such should not be taken to dismiss other questionnaires or preclude their testing and use in future studies.