Sentence examples for this policy precludes from inspiring English sources
This policy precludes validation studies requiring re-identification of patient's CPR number.
They believe that because OPIC's policy theoretically restricts funding large fossil fuel projects, the policy precludes expanding energy access.
The Court seemed to be unperturbed by certain facts, such as: at least 10 states have laws preventing this kind of thing; federal policy precludes it; and according to an amicus brief filed by the American Bar Association, international human rights treaties also ban the procedure.
It added that State Department policy precludes comment on "specific extradition matters".
It is still not entirely clear that acceptance of current policy precludes a change in the near future.
No overarching policy precludes the use of helmet cameras beyond minding operational security concerns, and this approach seems to make sense.
The Pentagon asserts its longstanding policy precludes coverage of special operations missions, a position that is intended to keep secret the military tactics used by elite soldiers.
On Thursday, Mr. King said, "Policy precludes us to issue opinions when there is pending litigation," referring specifically to the A.C.L.U.
Though a "no improvement" policy precludes the very kind of whimsical tinkering that built the pools, visitors can soak and sun themselves in the lapidary handiwork of the pre-1994 era.
"Compliance with Tesco accounting policy precludes practices such as 'accruing to budget' and recognising 'planned' future income/profits in periodic accounts where they cannot be justified at the reporting date".
On the other hand, the U.S. policy precludes engagement with most Islamists for fear of promoting the growth of such groups across the Middle East — a development that would presumably threaten U.S. national security.
