Examples of using Precludes in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Its illogical behaviour precludes a logical solution.
Its illogical behavior precludes a logical solution.
Determinism precludes free will,
And you're absolved, you did no wrong. determinism precludes free will,
It also precludes the need for isolation of the affected individuals.
Precludes discrimination between the operators concerned.
It remains to be considered whether higher-ranking law precludes the term‘employment conditions' in Clause 4 of the framework agreement on fixedterm work from covering pay and pensions.
Another method, which precludes all risk of transmission of a TSE,
Article 43 EC precludes application of a rule such as that contained in Head 2 of Paragraph 8a(l) of the Körperschaftsteuergesetz Law on Corporation Tax.
In this situation even minimal price undercutting precludes the Community industry's access to distribution networks representing a large number of consumers.
Dialectical logic precludes all abstraction which leaves the concrete content alone and behind, uncomprehended.
The question arises, therefore, whether that fact precludes the continuation of the legislation which applied pursuant to Regulation No 1408/71.
In EECCA the poor quality of the data precludes an in-depth assessment of air quality and its consequences.
But that precludes me from asking the British and German Members to
We have an ironclad relationship agreement which precludes her from physical contact with anyone other than me.
(4) The Court is faced with the question whether Directive 2008/115 precludes the imprisonment of this person.
This precludes women from serving as pastors over men,
But that precludes me from asking the British and German Members to
In any event, the text precludes identifying the content of Scripture as an original product of the human writers.
Moreover, there is nothing to suggest, as EU law now stands, that the principle of effectiveness precludes a national provision such as Article 695(4) of the LEC.