But the Someone is precluded from trying to find out.

Nothing in the plan precludes building on the 16-acre site.

How can it be that the one does not preclude the other?

"The high respect I hold for your office precludes my saying more."

"There was no way that he could preclude truth as a defense."

"I do not see why that precludes your talking to me."

A. Because, up until last year, we were precluded from the large equipment market.

For years, the pilot was precluded from talking to the press.

This does not preclude other Arms being appropriate to the name.

"We would have to work to preclude that, of course."

Regulations also preclude using the land for a business, because it is far too small.

Today's action does not preclude review at a later date.

Size and money do not necessarily preclude quality, of course.

And, they say, the current special conditions do not preclude these tools.

The hard set of his face precluded any such confession, however.

If the relationship is too good this can preclude efficiency.

During this period, he was precluded from all media contact.

But it should preclude us from crawling up above the line.

This does not preclude a criminal action being taken against Bob.

Your friend has received treatment that should preclude another attack.

"But they also have not done anything that would preclude the possibility of future analysis."

If these two companies merged, would they be able to preclude others from the market?

But this, they say, does not preclude vital outside support.

"But that will never preclude my hiring someone I know."

But this didn't preclude me as an individual getting involved.