Sentence examples for authorities to exclude from inspiring English sources
Industrial products from England, despite the efforts of Spanish authorities to exclude them, came to Guatemala via the Caribbean and Belize.
The government initially barred Professor Ramadan by invoking a provision of the chief antiterrorism law, the USA Patriot Act, that allows the authorities to exclude foreigners who use "a position of prominence within any country to endorse or espouse terrorist activity".
No official reason has been given for the move, but campaigners, including Nobel Prize winning lawyer Shirin Ebadi, allege it is part of a deliberate policy by the authorities to exclude women from education.
The decision of the Swiss federal health authorities to exclude CAM from basic health insurance therefore remains debatable.
The Independent Election Commission has authority to exclude polling stations where voting appears to have been fraudulent.
Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066, which gave the U.S. military authority to exclude any persons from designated areas.
By excluding these employees, Mr. Rubin said, Congress was invoking what it thought at the time was the full extent of its authority to exclude employment as a whole.
With the approval of the Supreme Court, the parties have the authority to exclude independent voters or other non-members who might seriously challenge their partisan shibboleths or taboos.
In the summer of the same year Mehmed Paşa sent a general inspector to Anatolia with authority to exclude from the state registers all those from among the reaya (non-Muslim taxpayers) who claimed to belong to the military class.
"It is only arguing that by withholding all search slips, even those not protected by Foia, it can amass a haystack in which to hide the search slips that are protected (emphasis his)." "The FBI's exercise of its statutory authority to exclude documents from Foia's reach is not the kind of 'technique' or 'procedure'" to which the necessary exemption refers, wrote Moss.
A lawyer for the Town of Greenwich told Connecticut's highest court today that the General Assembly had expressly granted the town the authority to exclude nonresidents from its public beach and urged the seven justices to overturn a lower court order that the beach be opened to all state residents.
