Sentences with phrase «which preclude»

Non-solicitation agreements, which preclude contact with and solicitation of the former employer's customers, are more likely to be upheld, however, if they are reasonable in scope and duration.

Attorneys and medical professionals have ethical obligations which preclude them from buying or selling medical opinions.

Thus, genuine issues of material fact remain unresolved which preclude summary judgment.

So, the Ontario Superior Court has added to the decisions confirming that class action proceedings are appropriate — even preferable — for claims arising from mass terminations, even if the common issues trial won't dispose of all the issues and some of the class members have already started or finished proceedings in other forums, particularly with the Ministry of Labour and the Labour Relations Board, which preclude class claims.

There are known unknowns which preclude any definite assignment of cause and effect here.

Ocean dynamics operate on a scale and time scale which preclude certainty and, as you point out in your paragraph above, this is where uncertainty reigns.

403 Dan H I predicted a very warm and wet winter, as opposed to major Met organizations pointing the opposite direction, it is not an easy thing to go against everyone except, over the years the Major Met outfits regularly fail, especially those which preclude AGW.

Such sanctuaries would provide marine mammals and other aquatic life with places which preclude activities detrimental to such life.

Whether Binary Social Trading will gain anywhere near the same level of popularity remains to be seen and their appears to a number of factors which preclude Binary Options being paired up successfully with social trading.

There are some rare medical conditions which preclude the ketogenic diet.

The notice also details several gaps in the presentation of experimental results, which preclude others from duplicating the experiments.

More often than not, party leaders on the local level choose the path of least resistance, which sometimes means making deals with the opposition which preclude competitive elections.

«SERAP believes that amnesties or other impediments which preclude or indicate unwillingness to provide prompt and fair prosecution and punishment of perpetrators of grand corruption would violate the principle of good faith under international law.

23E) The parties acknowledge that clauses 2.43 and 2.44 of the Funding Agreement [which preclude the teaching of pseudoscience and require the teaching of evolution] apply to all academies.

For instance, male clergy are accustomed to ways of functioning as pastors which preclude, or at least discourage, the priesthood of all believers.

Avis Budget believes that there is a degree of volatility with respect to certain of Avis Budget's GAAP measures which preclude it from providing accurate forecasted GAAP to non-GAAP reconciliations.

On Sunday, Oct. 26, the CBC fired the 47 - year - old host for vague and mysterious reasons; new «information» had come across the CBC's desk, it stated, which precluded the public broadcaster from continuing a relationship with Ghomeshi.

The previous government implemented the Balanced Budget Act, which precluded the running of deficits, except in extraordinary circumstances.

The relativism and tolerance of a liberal world view now demand a kind of respect for non-Christian religions which precludes overt attempts to evangelize among them.

Furthermore, neither scot nor any other ID / creationist can point to some mechanism which precludes the acc - umlation of novelty beyond some particular taxonomic classification.

The process of interpretation which precludes final settlement on almost all questions is evident in the Bible itself.

While Catholicism presents a «linear» framework in which the Christian journeys in progress toward holiness, Lutheranism posits a «dialectic» one which precludes any self - perfecting tendencies.

«In fact,» continued Balugani, «Palatucci, who was also a patriot, was trying, in conjunction with the Allies, to ensure that Fiume remained Italian after the War,» none of which precludes him from also saving Jews.

I can find nothing in his principles which precludes a superhuman form of proception.

Yet the divine everlasting concrescence never reaches satisfaction in the sense that it attains a final unified being which precludes any further becoming» («God at Work: The Way God is Effective in a Process Perspective, «Encounte, 57 [19 %], 327 - 340).

Toward the end, when Will agreed to leave, McElwain printed out prepared releases for schools he could transfer to, which precluded the SEC, rival Florida State and future opponent Michigan.

This helps offset his average athleticism, which precludes him from consistently attacking all the way to the rim.

He can't on the one hand acknowledge a vacancy to have occurred in March that he uses as a defense to issue a Special Election in November because he must declare the Special Election within 30 - 40 days of said acknoledgement, and then claim on the other hand the vacancy occurs after July 1st which precludes him from calling the Special in the first place.

«The content of the letter contains a specific threat that if they do not pay the fee, the GP will write to the police and tell them to assume that the applicant suffers a relevant medical condition which precludes them from holding a certificate.

In terms of asking him to submit to one, Deputy Myers retained an attorney early on in the proceedings, which precludes law enforcement from interviewing him without the attorney's permission.

In other words, we could predict exactly what you are going to do for the indefinite future; you would have a deterministic world which precludes free will.

Progression of non-study lesions, which precluded repeat treatment, had the same effect.

Finally, cholesterol efflux was quantified only in the whole walnut group as an exploratory analysis, which precluded comparison among treatments.

Would you relocate, if you fell for someone who lived a distance from you, or who had circumstances which precluded them from moving?

Euro NCAP reported a spot - weld failure that caused a rupture in the driver footwell «which precluded any demonstration from Kia that the knees and femurs would be well protected for different occupant statures and positions, and the steering column and the edge of the centre console were thought to pose a risk of injury».

I think my intention was to judge Android based on devices available to all T - Mobile customers through subsidized means, which precludes the Galaxy Nexus!

It's a little «dated» since the latest publication date is 2006, which precludes the ebook publishing revolution.

They used to only allow giveaway promotions for paperbacks which precluded authors who only publish ebooks from participating.

They are separated by a fairly deep brisket which precludes a pinched front.

Here is the kicker: the unofficial 5/24 rule which precludes you from applying for most Chase cards if you have applied for five or more credit cards within the last 24 months.

Our study did not directly address this question because the paleotemperature records used in our study have a temporal resolution of ~ 120 years on average, which precludes us from examining variations in rates of change occurring within a century.

Moreover, the experts have to take strong positions, which precludes acknowledging uncertainty.

This failure will not be solved in the near future they determine, which precludes these models being able to «predict» abrupt climate change.

A: Our study did not directly address this question because the paleotemperature records used in our study have a temporal resolution of ~ 120 years on average, which precludes us from examining variations in rates of change occurring within a century.

You might think that this likely to be too fast; at a speed which precludes proper piloting; in a manner which is likely to pay no heed to the need for personal assistance highlighted in I, Daniel Blake; and fuelled too much by a desire to flog off valuable inner city real estate.

The Court of Appeal held that in this case, there was a reasonable apprehension of a conflict between the interests of Reeb and RSA, which precluded the Court from ruling on the merits of the appeal.

The Court identified a number of «onerous» terms, including in particular indemnity provisions and a clause which precluded the plaintiff from seeking and / or accepting any alternative employment with any other employer for a lengthy period of time following cessation of employment.

it would be an absurd result and contrary to public policy to enforce an arbitration agreement in an employment contract and thereby deny vulnerable non-unionized employees their rights and protections under the Employment Standards Act, 2000, which precludes employees contracting out of their rights under the Act.

The key innovation is that all negotiation and mediation are carried out online, which precludes the need for personal appearances and keeps costs very low — up to $ 200 if the matter goes all the way to a ruling.

A final obstacle to the EFTA Court's interpretation could have emerged from recital 24 which precludes liability of a State and its competent authorities in respect of depositors «if they have ensured that one or more schemes guaranteeing deposits or credit institutions themselves and ensuring the compensation or protection of depositors under the conditions prescribed in this Directive have been introduced and officially recognized».