Sentence examples for article barring from inspiring English sources

The constitution also contains an article barring from the presidency people whose children are citizens of a foreign nation, which includes Suu Kyi, whose sons hold British passports.

But Breivik argued that the government had breached two of the convention's articles barring "inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment" and guaranteeing respect for "correspondence".

In the article "Bar Mitzvahs Get New Look to Build Faith," Laurie Goodstein writes about why some Jewish leaders are seeking to reinvent the ritual: The American bar mitzvah, facing derision for Las Vegas style excess, is about to get a full makeover, but for an entirely different reason.

That, at any rate, is one interpetation of the treaty's sixth article, which bars either country from "allowing its territory to be used to the detriment of the security of the other".

Nonetheless, it was clear from the Dec. 1 argument in Governor Bush's appeal of the earlier Florida Supreme Court ruling that at least some justices believed that Article II barred state courts from relying on state constitutions in deciding questions that arose about state procedures for choosing presidential electors.

The articles bar any investor from holding more than 3%, for example.

Russia might easily argue that these articles bar Ukraine from joining NATO, and even from being host to NATO exercises.

All archeomagnetic and volcanic data held in the database can be related to a published source or are traceable through previously published databases, and we have an almost complete repository of electronic and paper articles, bar some entries which have appeared only in other databases.

Normally loquacious, Mr. Smith said an agreement with a magazine preparing an article about him barred interviews with other publications.

Article 50 has been triggered; barring something massively unforeseen, Brexit is happening.

A chart with the article mislabeled bars denoting percentages of Hispanics in New York City in 1999 who were 25 or older and had college degrees.