When I read that some organisation in Japan "proposed" this solution as late as 1992, I did not know whether to laugh or cry.IAN MCLOUGHLINZaventem, BelgiumSIR—I notice that The Economist is working to preclude the problem of the millennium bug.
Where the allegedly infringing work is so strikingly similar to the protected work as to preclude the possibility of independent creation, copying may be proved even without the showing of access that has been made in this case.
Food, alcohol and tobacco companies have also worked collaboratively to preclude effective public health policies and share youth marketing tactics.
The rejection letter he is appealing said, "We have determined that the condition is not severe enough to preclude work".
Abercrombie said last week he would give "every weight" to Inouye's request but that he did not want to preclude the work of the party's state central committee by indicating any sort of preference.
And there are no conditions too rough, or warnings too stark, to preclude a night working for money to buy the drugs on which they depend.
The thresholds at each tier of support are already so high as to preclude any early intervention work.
Secondly in the case where a partner continued to work which precluded them from obtaining means tested benefits.
Nearly half (23) of our states have "right to work" laws, which preclude labor unions from the compulsory extraction of dues from the paychecks of unwilling workers and immunize firms from intimidation by unions – whether by striking, trespassing, or impeding replacements – and from decrees imposed by state labor agencies.
Barriers to care, the investigators said, may include misconceptions about the need for nonurgent asthma care and busy work schedules that preclude daytime appointments.
Conversely, the commercial availability of adaptations, including other language versions or audiovisual adaptations of a literary work, should not preclude a work or other subject matter from being deemed to be out of commerce in a given language.
