Examples of using Would preclude in English and their translations into Spanish
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
The existence of a double would preclude that feeling.
This would preclude a lot of options God might be calling us to!
And astounding lack of scruples would preclude.
I think my current duties would preclude an immediate departure, sir.
This would preclude sterile competition for membership between instruments.
People also translate
As long as MNAs remain voluntary, nothing would preclude such States from participating in an MNA.
This would preclude bias and lack of objectivity in assessing the events taking place in the region.
In the meantime, no action should be taken that would preclude the construction of a new permanent building at some future date.
Even were they to be aware of the existence and role of the Panel, distance andother logistical problems would preclude its effective utilization.
That set-up would preclude Thoroughbred, Arabian, and Standardbred racing.
The Special Rapporteur is of the view that the existence of a central government would preclude the creation of prisons controlled by parties.
Such a carve-out would preclude the application of any TPP obligation to tobacco control regulations or policies.
The speaker also questioned whether there were any particular rules that would preclude permanent members from chairing sanctions committees.
This would preclude the danger of selective intervention based on national rather than collective interests, as well as the lack of consistency in actions taken.
The costs and the obstacles associated with fuel transportation would preclude a smooth matching of demand and capacity on a worldwide basis.
Homes had been destroyed and agricultural land bulldozed in order to expand settlements andthereby create facts on the ground that would preclude a two-State solution.
Have committed acts which would preclude their entry into the national territory.
Such a result would put the requested State in an untenable position where its domestic law would preclude both prosecution and extradition.
Most importantly, the proposal would preclude assistance to an oppressed non-State group defending itself against a genocidal government.
For that reason, his delegation could not accept the proposal just made by the representative of Singapore, which would preclude the application of paragraph 2.
Therefore, such language would preclude any future claim of a non-traditional right as being one that deserved the full protection of article 14, paragraph 1.
The Committee emphasizes that the exceptional nature of such arrangements for the Tribunals would preclude their application elsewhere in the United Nations system.
Of course, neither option would preclude the Committee from explicitly limiting listings to particular offices by one of the methods described above.
Consent given by an organization to a State falls outside the present draft articles,because in that case consent would preclude the responsibility of the State.
The Judges' Rules, to which paragraph 157 above refers, would preclude the admission in criminal proceedings of a statement extracted by torture or other oppressive means.
Although many UNICEF contribution agreements with donors include general stipulations,most do not include conditions that would preclude the recognition of revenue;
The elimination of depreciation would preclude any recording discrepancy that might arise in a mission that re-used equipment, including mission start-up kits.
Currently there is no unacceptable risk identified in the use of cadmium and lead stabilisers which would preclude the continued recycling of PVC applications containing such stabilisers.
Physical conditions that would preclude adequate implant support or retard healing, such as, blood supply impairment, insufficient bone quality or quantity, previous infection.
Furthermore, the above procedure would preclude any unilateral modification by the Secretariat of the guidelines emanating from intergovernmental decisions in the biennial revision of the medium-term plan.