Examples of using Precluded in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Colloquial
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Computer
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mud practically precluded the participation of tanks.
fasting glycemic indexes n=87, which precluded meta-analysis.
Belgium and probably also Total take the view that the application of the Waste Framework Directive is precluded by the Liability Convention.
Since frequent motion artifact precluded reliable assessment of total body bone mass,
The studies that precluded conducting this type of analysis were individually evaluated by analyzing the methodological quality
blood dyscrasias precluded surgery in a timely manner, so there was no reversal of the clinical picture.
indirectly from use of this website is precluded, unless caused intentionally
For many small products compensated for buying abroad precisely because the post office to buy freight in Brazil precluded the purchase.
The 1921 Sovietization of Georgia precluded his return to homeland
which have subjugated everything to the rationale of excessive profit, precluded any such action.
The 2010 census did not have one of the variables that originally composed the Education Index, what in turn precluded the construction of the IP originally proposed.
and that it is precluded by the very course of the campaign.
I believe that this condition would have precluded diver training,
The fact of the duplex sitting on an unbuildable lot was a genuine issue that precluded summary judgment.
Any connection with a specific person is therefore precluded and personal data is immediately deleted.
Dana White has previously repeatedly called for Yamasaki to be precluded from refereeing future UFC events, due to similar controversies.
Unfortunately illness precluded my wife tarvelling
The unbuildable lot was also a genuine issue of fact that precluded summary judgment.
However, time constraints and other commitments precluded the band from touring in support of both albums.
Unless otherwise precluded by legal process,
