The Florida Supreme Court subsequently acknowledged the State Legislature's wish to complete the process by Dec. 12 if possible, so as not to preclude the state's electors from "participating fully in the federal election process".
Four other variables, mid-lower back pain (P < 0.08), feeling overwhelmed (P < 0.065), poor memory (P < 0.09) and environmental sensitivity (P < 0.09), were marginally significant and were retained in the final regression analysis model so as not to preclude their possible contribution in a final analysis.
(Conversely, its definition ought not to preclude its justification).
Public positions should appear to be identical, so as not to "encourage common enemies," a principle Obama violated as early as 2009, presumably, when, even before meeting Netanyahu, he openly criticized settlements beyond the Green Line as precluding a two-state solution.
So as not to kill people.
So as not to have regrets.
Check frequently so as not to overcook.
"We believe a project design so as 'not to preclude' transit realistically does have the effect of precluding transit," the regional chapter of the American Planning Association, which represents 1,200 planners, said in a letter to the state in March.
Her playing, however, was eminently controlled throughout, so much so as almost to preclude the spontaneity and spark to turn an undeniably masterly performance into a gripping one.
Because of this, in the interests of participant privacy, data in some figures and tables are presented as z-scores so as to preclude personal identification.
Thirty to 40 minutes is just about right for absorbing content in this way: not so long that you get really bored if it's largely review, but not so brief as to preclude interesting side-notes and in-depth discussions.
