Sentence examples for try to preclude from inspiring English sources

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

So the settlers continue building a patchwork of communities to try to preclude the drawing of a border between Israel and a future Palestinian state.

And banks try to preclude that from happening by charging application fees.

Too often, our political economy debate tries to preclude these choices in the defense of some pristine vision of unfettered markets.

The United States can bolster these protections by staying engaged with the court and building a culture of respect for due process, but the Republican leadership is self-defeatingly trying to preclude that engagement.

Investors are also trying to preclude an early acquisition sale, since there is a status difference between a founder selling their shares for $50 million in an acquisition and getting $2 billion or more at an IPO.

We have tried to preclude the impact of these differences by adjusting for all these potential confounders.

The original, decade-old suit concluded with an out-of-court settlement and confidentiality agreement, which Cosby's lawyers tried to argue precluded any criminal prosecution.

They just wanted to try to come up with a way to preclude him from exercising his right to picket in downtown Clearwater, and they were unsuccessful in doing that".

That will almost certainly preclude them from overturning health-care reform, though they will try to chip away at it.

8 min: The opening stages have been absorbing enough to preclude me from letting you know how Jose Mourinho has oprdered his team to line up, but I'll try to let you know now.