Examples of using Precluded in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
arguing that their limited range of motion precluded effective habitual quadrupedal gait.
however, precluded from Zone A for a period of five years;
this will be immediately precluded and the personal data immediately deleted.
He promptly rejected her claim that lack of a signed lease precluded my collection of rent.
the Bureau is precluded by law.
The problem we encountered was that upgrade to Windows 7 precluded our ability to run Window Mail again
Secondly, they are complete strangers to the idea that while the development of world history as a whole follows general laws it is by no means precluded, but, on the contrary, presumed,
the application of the block exemption is precluded if, in addition to an exclusive supply clause.
The sandy soil precluded the digging of foxholes and there was no
owing to its position as a‘leader', the application of Title B of the 1996 Leniency Notice was precluded by law.
lined with poplar trees, precluded a demi-squadron or even a troop frontal attack.
Such a conclusion must be precluded on the sole ground that the question of the allocation of the national markets within the EEA was never raised by the participants in the global meetings,
the ECB 's independent position and statutory tasks precluded the application of the OLAF Regulation to the ECB.
opposition to which is not precluded by Article 42 of the Regulation,
the view must be taken that Article 49 EC precluded such a system.
category of undertaking is precluded a priori from providing universal service.
of the protection of legitimate expectations precluded national legislation such as the United Kingdom legislation in question. 13.
multicenter study was conducted in patients resistant or intolerant to imatinib i. e. patients who experienced significant toxicity during treatment with imatinib that precluded further treatment.
as any excessive prices should be precluded.
A person shall not be precluded from possession of a firearm if the conviction has been the subject of a pardon,