Examples of using Precludes in English and their translations into Arabic
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But your previous settlement precludes a tort claim.
The new text precludes the mother, the father and the grandparents from persecution.
Like a career in law enforcement precludes violent behavior?
This precludes the movement of the receptor from the ER to the Golgi, and leads to degradation of the receptor protein.
Insufficient information precludes assessment of the remaining five.
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But even in that case, the presumption that silence gives consent precludes the charge against me.
In certain cases, this precludes comparison with earlier years.
Individual and collective responses to health crises contribute to anorderly public health response that most times precludes the need for large-scale displacements.
Nothing in the Charter precludes a recognition that there are rights beyond borders.
The promulgation of the Penal Code precludes any kind of impunity.
Hence, MAL 16(3) precludes any recourse to courts following a negative ruling by the tribunal on its jurisdiction.
The security situation for the moment precludes project activities in these two ports.
Neutrality precludes humanitarian actors from taking sides in conflicts or engaging in controversies of a political, racial, religious or ideological nature.
Their knowledge of law and justice precludes doubt and prevents the possibility of favoritism.
Restricted access to lawyers precludes the detainees ' right to legal counsel and to an adequate defence.
The political relationship that currently exists between the United States Virgin Islands andthe administering Power precludes participation in any international organization without the concurrence of the administering Power.
The passive extradition law of 21 March 1985 precludes considering terrorist acts as political offences for purposes of refusing extradition.
The lack of comparable data for the United Nations system precludes further analysis of appointments, promotions or transfers.
Article 1 of the Optional Protocol precludes the authors from disputing measures taken by the State party to implement its Charter obligations.
On the other hand, the Shannon mandate clearly precludes fissile material for peaceful purposes from the scope of the prohibition.
The autonomy of a unilateral act thus precludes any act undertaken in the framework of conventional or joint relations or connected with customary or institutional law.
The Committee isconcerned that the absence of adequate penal provisions precludes the possibility of investigating crimes under the Protocol and has resulted in impunity.
However, neither article 6 nor article 10 precludes the parties from agreeing to antedate the coming into force of their mutual contractual obligations.
This severely constrains the satisfaction of basic needs, precludes the modernization of economic structures and hinders human development.
Article 5, paragraph 2(b), of the Optional Protocol precludes the Committee from considering a communication if all available domestic remedies have not been exhausted.
The lack of clear national definitions of identity fraud andsimilar crimes precludes statistical analysis and all but the most general comparisons between countries or regions.
Performing the upload function at UNLB also precludes the potential need for costly servers and the dedicated resources to maintain those servers at the mission level.
Failure to submit these reports or their late or incomplete submission precludes the Administration from carrying out any effective and meaningful review of project implementation.
Neither paragraph 2 of this article nor article 12 precludes the parties from taking account of other factors which they perceive as relevant in achieving an equitable balance of interests.
Violence, or the threat of violence, frequently precludes women ' s ability to abstain from sex or to insist on the use of a condom.