Sentence examples for would be precluded from inspiring English sources

But Blocher and Gulati contend that, in Puerto Rico's case, expulsion would be precluded.

Those found to be a hazard to others would be precluded from later buying weapons.

If he agrees, UAL would retain until June 30 the exclusive right to submit a recovery plan and creditors would be precluded from submitting competing proposals.

The union, they say, would be precluded from a strike or other action that could affect the stock price and by extension, the value of the VEBA.

The Commissioner said he did not think the 13 firefighters would be precluded from taking future tests and referred further questions to the Department of Investigation.

That would be precluded, American officials say, if the Turkish issue were not resolved and the European Union went its separate way.

If that's true, he'd be precluded from taking that deduction on Page 1 on his 1040".

G.M. also would not be precluded from using tax-loss carry-forwards in the future, which would reduce the company's tax bill.

If the contribution rate had started at 3% at some point and then been reduced to 2%, the public employees would have accepted the more generous regime by performing services under that regime, and the city would then be precluded from raising the rate back to 3%.

This is not to say that the plans of a government resolved to eradicate an ethnic or political minority would necessarily be precluded by armed resistance.

Since the issue as to whether petitioners intended that the two girls should resume their immoral conduct on their return to Grand Island and transported them in interstate commerce for that purpose was submitted to the jury with appropriate instructions we would normally be precluded from reviewing or disturbing the inferences of fact drawn from the evidence by the jury.