Examples of using Precludes in English and their translations into Finnish
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SAB and TNT that the possible applicability of Directive 2001/42 ratione materiae precludes the application of the EIA directive to the agreement cannot therefore hold.
We therefore think that a transparent arrangement is needed which is based on reimbursement of the actual costs incurred and which precludes the possibility of abuse.
Therefore the seller should ensure that the goods are free from any right of a third party, which precludes the consumer from enjoying the goods in accordance with the contract.
Additionally George Perle explains that,"the'free' atonality that preceded dodecaphony precludes by definition the possibility of self-consistent,
Another method, which precludes all risk of transmission of a TSE,
My affiliation with the Bank of England naturally precludes my betting… but as a member of this club I might, under very special circumstances.
The applicant adds that, where mechanisms to monitor fulfilment of public service obligations do not function, the Communication on broadcasting precludes the finding that the public service has actually been supplied.
social issues, and it precludes any solution for this or any other problems that humanity.
This choice by no means precludes detailed Community-wide minimum requirements
A protest against a known evil does not necessarily mean recognition of a positive concept that precludes the evil.
unless the opening precludes the risk of microbiological contamination, the product should be used immediately.
This expressly precludes expensive authentications and the need for certification,
Nothing in this Agreement precludes the competition authorities of a Requesting Party that choose to defer
Such activity precludes unnecessary transfer of irrelevant data to customers,
coordinate efforts to prevent this happening and a fully functioning Single Market precludes potentially damaging protectionism.
They would be abiding by the principle of the UN, which precludes military action except in self-defence,
provided that this is done in a way that precludes the use of sinks and nuclear energy.
the principle of proportionality precludes such legislation.
Thus the report quite rightly argues in favour of a new text which precludes any difficulties of interpretation and is binding in nature.
What must now be demonstrated is the creativity to manage development in a way that precludes a turning back to the past.