Sentence examples for to precluding from inspiring English sources

In addition to precluding such a challenge, opponents of the North Carolina measure note that the broad language of the amendment could result in the denial of a wide range of rights and protections to non-married couples -- gay and straight -- on the grounds that those relationships would be barred from legal recognition if the amendment passes.

So, in addition to precluding the application of serine integrases for in vivo applications, att-site pre-introduction often consumes a considerable amount of labor and time.

An increase in vesicle directionality may be due to precluding the vesicle from binding a faster, less processive motor, or by influencing the tension on the vesicle, thereby changing the activity of other motors on the vesicle, and may come at the expense of overall vesicle speed.

That seems to preclude any formal measures, including mediation.

To guess, based on the past, is to preclude discerning change in the future.

Only once in the last decade, in 1995, has China lost a vote to preclude discussion.

The government had already submitted a brief seeking to preclude that defense.

Both Carter's piety and Yankee presumption try to preclude scrutiny.

"I'm not going to do anything to preclude that," he said.

"It may be inequitable to preclude her participation in postagreement wealth".

It is precisely that sort of dispute that the current Congressional bills are meant to preclude.