Sentence examples for want to preclude from inspiring English sources

"You don't want to preclude or exclude any [options]." The motorway's route has been controversial since it was first proposed in 1997.

The commission does "not want to preclude" the possibility of a tie-up with Northern Rock to create a "new challenger bank".

There is also the thought that both sides have endured lengthy periods in the field and they would want to preclude the possibility of having to enforce a follow-on once again.

The senior administration official said that the United States, unlike in the past, did not want to preclude a genuine shift by Hamas, or force the Palestinians into a corner by denouncing any alliance that would include a group the United States and others designate as terrorists.

McCloskey does not, in fact, want to preclude all criticisms that economists are sometimes persuaded when they should not be or are not persuaded when they should be.

I don't want to preclude some minor changes to the allotments but this is what the area action plan is about," he added.

Travelocity and Expedia, two online travel agencies, wanted to preclude any of the loan money from being invested in Orbitz, a rival owned by five major airlines.

●A trade association representing the pavement industry wants to preclude the U.S. Geological Survey from conducting what the group says is "advocacy research" into the environmental impact of coal tar.

"The longer the work is taking place in Mold, the less likely we will retain our magistrates court". Defending the order, Mr Morris said: "No-one is wanting to preclude a custody suite at the law courts.

"The framers of the Constitution wanted to preclude government harassment of citizens via successive and potentially harassing prosecutions," Bremner explained to HuffPost.

"Three percent is large enough to be meaningful, but small enough not to intrude," Fein said, saying they wanted to preclude possible "on top of everything else--this" excuses.