Sentence examples for a lifetime bar from inspiring English sources

If convicted, Mr. Scarduzio would have faced 10 years in prison, $150,000 in fines on each charge and a lifetime bar from government employment.

Recent examples would include the CEO of Enron (Skilling, who received a lifetime bar), Elizabeth Holmes at Theranos (who agreed to a 10 year bar order), and Martha Stewart (who settled for a five year bar).

This result follows from the replacement of the 2-year bar of 18 U.S.C. 284 with a lifetime bar of subsection (a) in comparable situations, from the increase in the variety of matters covered by subsection (a) as compared with 18 U.S.C. 284 and from the introduction of the 1-year bar of subsection (b).

The only people benefitting from that are people like me who are immigration lawyers trying to help Canadians be deemed admissible after a lifetime bar.

"I'm Canadian myself, and I try to warn Canadians that if you do this... if you admit at the port of entry, you're setting yourself up for a lifetime bar".

She was also barred from next year's games in Beijing, and faces a lifetime ban from all future Olympics.

The British sprinter is barred from taking part in London 2012 by a British Olympic Association BOAA) by-law that imposes a lifetime ban for doping.

That nuance spared Gassaway a lifetime behind bars.

A lifetime behind bars and a bad case of balls brûlée.

Then he realized that people can actually spend a lifetime behind bars.

Chuck Colson, head of Prison Fellowship, is saving men from a lifetime behind bars by bringing them the good news of redemption.