Sentence examples for that would preclude from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Pascale also pledged to seek legislation that would preclude such disclosures in the future.

"There's nothing about it that would preclude life," Dr. Kounaves said.

It would include a protected space that would preclude workmen coming in during class.

But there are some areas of cooperation that would preclude the need for recess appointments.

Importantly, that would preclude an Australian going to do national service in any other country.

But I can discern no legal principle in the majority opinion that would preclude the secretary from being pursued for primary violations of the securities laws.

Students should scrutinize course descriptions for details about other Cornell courses with duplicate content that would preclude a student from receiving full credit for duplicate courses.

For example, if an institution wishes to protect its intellectual property with a patent, that would preclude involvement in an OSDD project.

In the 1980's, Mr. Sharon vigorously created scores of Jewish settlements to establish what he called "facts on the ground" that would preclude Israel's withdrawal.

Older people are more likely to suffer from physical ailments such as low blood pressure that would preclude them from giving blood, the spokesman said.

The Dec. 7 article "Shortage of Social Workers?" glossed over economic factors that would preclude college students from entering social work.