Examples of using Would preclude in English and their translations into French
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irregularity or omission in the identification of the assignor that would preclude searchers from finding the data registered.
where established jurisprudence of the highest domestic tribunals would preclude a positive result.
a rule whereby the recognition of a foreign main proceeding would preclude the opening of a local main proceeding in respect of the same debtor.
and whether the choice of one would preclude the use of the other;
of the Economic and Social Council would preclude the forum giving direct advice to other subsidiary bodies under all circumstances.
since the level of risk would preclude the person concerned from being sent back in the first place.
an"optout" approach(outlined above), and whether the choice of one would preclude the use of the other;
Consequential amendments are also proposed, including those which would preclude the tax deferred transfer of eligible derivatives in respect of which a mark-to-market election has been made.
One way of achieving that result might be to provide that the opening of a local proceeding would preclude granting relief under article 15
significant gaps that would preclude the continued safe
expand settlements and thereby create facts on the ground that would preclude a two-State solution.
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.
while the rules on transparency would apply in conjunction with the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules, nothing would preclude Parties to an investment treaty from applying those rules widely,
Mr. Aye(Myanmar) said that the recent adoption of the new Constitution would be followed by enactment of a new election law that would preclude gender-based discrimination.
astounding lack of scruples would preclude any chance of my developing feelings for you.
it was understood that nothing would preclude the funding of special sessions of the Conference of the Parties from regular budget resources,
It would appear that a consensual recommendation could be reached that would preclude for the time being the possibility of bi- or triennialization of the consideration of agenda items.
One concern was that the words"may concern only" would preclude the procuring entity from applying other criteria,
NASA's conclusion was that the shuttle's expected high reliability would preclude the need for one.
However, following consultations with the Government the dates for the mission have been fixed for 4 to 18 March 2004, which would preclude a report being submitted at the sixtieth session.