Sentence examples for to be precluded from inspiring English sources

"We don't want to be precluded from using the smiley face anywhere we do business," Mr. Simley, the Wal-Mart spokesman, said.

The abstract question for a journal is this: What fraction of submissions has to be precluded by Plan S to make it a good decision to comply?

It was not, however, to be understood that instruction in religious opinion and duties was meant to be precluded by the public authorities, as indifferent to the interests of society.

Government regulation grew apace with lighting technology, and as signs had once been prohibited for businesses other than inns, illuminated signs and indeed any signs came to be precluded from residential neighbourhoods in much of the world by the mid-20th century.

That, proceeding thus far, without offence to the constitution, they had left, at this point, to every sect to take into their own hands the office of further instruction in the peculiar tenet of each". It was not, however, to be understood that instruction in religious opinion and duties was meant to be precluded by the public authorities, as indifferent to the interests of society.

Rangers are likely to be precluded from European competition for three years if they are reformed as a new company.

(All this activity seems to be preclude keeping in touch with the folks back home; his mother recently called to complain that she hadn't heard from him in two weeks).

Those found to be a hazard to others would be precluded from later buying weapons.

However, other roles, including an adaptive response to illumination cannot be precluded in view of its localization within the cortex above the photobiont layer (see below).

Because the ability of the lung microvascular pressure to increase was precluded, the authors interpreted their findings as a result of increased permeability.

If the current and former employees choose to take their cases to arbitration, they are precluded from filing state or federal lawsuits.