Sentence examples for bar potential from inspiring English sources

The issue came up as jury selection began and Gustave H. Newman, Mr. Pirro's defense lawyer, sought to bar potential jurors from hearing anything about an old paternity suit against him.

They want votes on a pair of bills that would bar potential terrorists from buying guns, and would close background-check loopholes for firearm sales at gun shows and over the  internet.

Critics of the exclusionary policy say it bars potential healthy donors, despite the increasing need for donated blood, and discriminates against gay men.

When do you suppose the court will acknowledge that barring potential jurors on such grounds is no different from excluding them on the basis of race, religion or gender?

The Freedom Vote campaign was partly a response to the Kennedy administration's refusal to protect Civil Rights workers, and the justice department's decision in April 1963 to withdraw an injunction against white officials in LeFlore County, Mississippi, to desist in barring potential registrants.

DLR Normal service expected, bar some potential problems at stations where there's a Tube interchange.

If that seems a bit steep, the £6 Owl's Nest Ticket gives you a "quick pit-stop at a roadside bar, with potential to turn into a full on mind-bending, backwards-talking experience".

'My father always said that you should first seat the people who are by themselves because they have no one to talk to.' You may be alone but, at Harry's Bar, the potential for people watching will more than make up for it.

For creators, the bar for potential investments will be even higher than the one startups face when looking to apply to the firm's accelerator program, McClure said.

That decision will be non-negotiable - bar a potential appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (Cas) - and could see the club hit with a far harsher penalty than the one currently on offer to them.

So during corrosion testing, if no further current is applied to the steel bar, the potential decays can be represented exponentially with time as follows: eta_{t} = eta_{0} exp left( {frac{ - t}{{tau_{c} }}} right) (1 where η 0 is the initial potential shift and η t the potential shift (ΔE) at time t.