Sentence examples similar to to preclude impending troubles from inspiring English sources
Although IRBs could warrant sharing of data previously collected without participants' explicit agreement that their anonymized data may be publicly shared, it is in the experimenter's interest to obtain explicit permission from participants to preclude any possible future legal trouble.
Why were so many people so blind to impending trouble?
If we're supposed to fear that the worst aspects of his personality will land him in serious trouble, the tidy resolutions of various story points in the pilot seem to preclude that possibility.
That seems to preclude any formal measures, including mediation.
There's no reason to preclude it".
The statement from the company appears to preclude that cooperation.
"There's nothing to preclude you from showing your taxes.
To espouse it is to preclude practicing science.
The downside is that scheduling sex tends to preclude spontaneity.
One of the earliest signs of the impending troubles between Mr Carter and Congress came at a breakfast that the newly elected president threw for congressional leaders.
