Sentence examples for that will preclude from inspiring English sources

As a society, we can choose to exclude millions of our fellow Americans or to make those accommodations and modifications that will preclude impairments from becoming disabilities.

He also mentioned the plaintiffs' argument that if the rule remained in place, it would "cause a chilling effect that will preclude local Forest Service officials from planning future management activities".

"Obviously it's an injury that will preclude him from ever playing, and we did it just to clean the slate and get on with what we're doing," Thorn said.

Dr. Campbell's nonprofit Center for Ethical Burial is developing environmental standards and a strict eco-aesthetic that will preclude hothouse flowers or "gaudy markers marching up the hill," he said.

Mr. Brooks argues that if a Democrat is elected president in November, he or she will face a nightmarish set of problems: an Iraq war with no good options for resolution, a faltering economy and a huge budget deficit that will preclude government spending to relieve economic distress or to address the urgent needs of returning soldiers, when they finally do come home.

Who helps the locals transition to a self-governance that will preclude their falling prey once again to insurgents?

On the other hand, we need to ensure whether the Oasis Line has a reasonable-enough chance of success that Sierra Club can support it without worrying that it will preclude future rail transit projects in the Greater Cincinnati area.

At the risk of repetitiveness, the real standard of evaluation of the present study is whether the Oasis Line has a reasonable-enough chance of success that Sierra Club can support it without worrying that it will preclude future rail transit projects in the Greater Cincinnati area.

The phones will come with wired earbuds that connect through the Lightning connector, a change that will unhelpfully preclude users from charging their phones at the same time they talk on the phone or listen to music.

In short, the one final basis for allowing humility and empathy to reshape the Clinton campaign is that it will preclude her opponents, who have not exhibited the strength of personal character to enlighten us of their own failings, to not let Mrs. Clinton's miscues be just another excuse to hold women back.

"My assumption is that there will be some activities that will be precluded," he told ScienceInsider after the hearing.