Sentence examples for would preclude it from inspiring English sources

The subsidiary's fraud would preclude it from discharging its debt, but the parent would likely be entitled to a discharge, absent a showing that it was aware of and participated in the fraud.

First, the United States must put an endgame proposal on the table that would allow Iran to have civil nuclear power but with restrictions that would preclude it from having a breakout nuclear capability — the ability to weaponize its nuclear program rapidly at a time of Tehran's choosing.

With Clinton victories on Tuesday, neither political realities nor "delegate math" would preclude it.

"Surveys gather research," Mr. Fleischer said, noting the small size of the survey would preclude it from influencing many voters.

Speaking in Canada before he arrived in Washington, Mr. Netanyahu demanded that before any negotiations begin, Iran must take steps that would preclude it from progressing toward a bomb.

But Meyocks pointed out that the N.Y.R.A., with a 20percentt share of the national gambling market in racing, held a special legal position that would preclude it from joining the gold rush.

The inability of Rep2 to bind this sequence would preclude its function on ITR5.

"Royalty relief is an effective tool for two things: keeping investment in America during times of super-low prices, and spurring American energy production when massive capital and technological risks would otherwise preclude it," said Representative Richard W. Pombo, Republican of California and chairman of the House Resources Committee.

"I haven't bought it yet, but somehow, even though the very premise would seem to preclude it, I expect Gary to have contributed to the MBMs.

The assignment of a domain movement as occurring via a translation would seem to preclude it from this form of alternative drug-site targeting.

If the truth of determinism would preclude free will, it is far from obvious how indeterminism would help.