Sentence examples for this agreement precludes from inspiring English sources

In reality, nothing in this agreement precludes any other organisation from pursuing its own digitisation efforts.

Here the agreement poses some limitations: because it covers only the distribution of music in digital form on the Internet, the agreement precludes the manufacture of compact discs.

"The settlement agreement provides significant benefits that Lyft drivers do not currently have, and nothing in the agreement precludes a future challenge if Lyft continues to classify its drivers as independent contractors," she added.

Mr. Curry said the agreement precluded him from talking about the settlement.

Mr. Curry said the agreement precluded him from discussing the terms.

Ronald W. Meister, the lawyer for the other side, said the agreement precluded him from discussing what happened.

"There's nothing about this agreement that precludes one side or the other from winning, or from just kicking the can down the road again".

So what's the point of developing new reserves if the Paris agreement precludes the full extraction of those already in production?

Mr. Florey declined to address what fees the partners have paid themselves or whether any agreement precludes Mr. Flake from paying himself fees.

"It would be unfair for one of these teams to have to play on Saturday," Rodriguez said, without mentioning that the league's collective bargaining agreement precludes fewer than two days of rest between games.

In the Amalgamated Bank case, the Federal Circuit found acceptable a term in the agreement that "nothing in this agreement will preclude Amalgamated New York from conducting advertising which might enter in the State of Illinois or from dealing with customers who happen to be located in the State of Illinois".