Examples of using Precluded in English and their translations into Hungarian
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There is no family situation that is precluded from this new journey of rebirth and resurrection.
intolerant to imatinib(i.e. patients who experienced significant toxicity during treatment with imatinib that precluded further treatment).
Central Europe were radical doctrinaires, by their Marxian prepossessions precluded from reality.
then Mr. Sweeney will get a re-vote and Drescher will be precluded from running.
du Fresne rediscovered them, but again inclement weather precluded a landing.
while the Information Bulletin explicitly precluded this option.
frequencies to a limited number of operators, the view must be taken that Article 49 EC precluded such a system.
that would be a disproportionate penalty precluded by Article 56 TFEU itself as well as by Articles 15, 16 and 17 of the Charter.
as far as not precluded by other compulsory statutory provisions.
as far as not precluded by other compulsory statutory provisions.
It cannot therefore be precluded a priori that contractual clauses in selective distribution agreements entail restrictions of competition,
as far as not precluded by other compulsory statutory provisions.
German music that it almost completely precluded borrowings.
a fear of Bolshevism were among the factors that precluded any military opposition to the German invasion….
such as property distributions, are limited or even precluded from modifications once the court enters a divorce decree,
nineteenth-century assumptions precluded from the reckoning of national well-being- in capitalist and socialist economies alike.
by instituting these proceedings, is in no way extending Union competence, as precluded by Article 6(1) TEU.
this specified mode of engendering precluded every idea of Phallicism,
which defined what traffic could be transmitted on the Internet's U.S. backbone, precluded general use of the Internet by the public,
organised crime precluded.