Sentence examples similar to to preclude any difficulty from inspiring English sources

Early in 1895 Dreyfus stood at attention in the courtyard of the École Militaire while an officer publicly broke his sword in two (Harris mentions that it had been broken and soldered together in advance to preclude any embarrassing difficulty).

That seems to preclude any formal measures, including mediation.

It is a set-up designed to preclude any sovereignty derived from the people of Europe.

That said, one should not choose a topic so advanced as to preclude any real learning.

A voluntary system would seem to preclude any government interference in the activities of hobbyists.

They are different enough from one another to preclude any ideas of sweeping trends with coattails to cling to.

The thresholds at each tier of support are already so high as to preclude any early intervention work.

"The mayor is not going to preclude any option, given the circumstances we find ourselves in," he said.

HER measurement was also performed using a carbon counter electrode to preclude any Pt contamination.

It seems to preclude any prospect for cooperation, whether intentional or not.

Agarose gel electrophoresis was used for the assessment of DNA quality to preclude any degradation or RNA contamination.