precludes

Thus, neither Ms. Hernreich's role nor her title precludes her conversations from being subject to executive privilege.

Submission By Counsel For President Clinton To The Committee ITY National Archives 1998

The Memorandum stresses, “[N] othing herein precludes investigation or prosecution where there is a reasonable basis to believe that compliance with state law is being invoked as a pretext for the production or distribution of marijuana for purposes not authorized by state law.”

The Volokh Conspiracy » Federal Marijuana Prosecutions and State Medical Marijuana Laws 2010

Brownlie says that “the ordinary meaning of the phrase precludes action which is preventive in character.”

ugotsoul Diary Entry ugotsoul 2003

The same appeal to God's mercy, "for His name's sake," as our only hope, since our sin precludes trust in ourselves, occurs in Ps 25: 11. 8.

Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible 1871

I don’t think that the average person having a stereotype and I mean this in the psychological usage akin to prototype for a word precludes a broad understanding of the word.

To The Future « Lean Left 2007

By far the most successful politician in Scotland leads a party whose very name precludes its appearance on English ballot papers.

SNP: Westminster needs to take Alex Salmond seriously | Observer editorial 2011

I agree that the camo patrern really doesn't identify a location, but that the location of the tag precludes Missouri.

Whitetail Geography Quiz 2009

I agree that the camo patrern really doesn't identify a location, but that the location of the tag precludes Missouri.

Whitetail Geography Quiz 2009

This designation precludes the recognition of deferred tax benefits that result from inflationary indexing of assets and liabilities.

The Earth Times Online Newspaper 2010

This designation precludes the recognition of deferred tax benefits that result from inflationary indexing of assets and liabilities.

The Earth Times Online Newspaper 2010