Sentence examples for barred from access from inspiring English sources

He was barred from access to weapons for two weeks.

The bank denied the claim, but it has been barred from access to the U.S. financial system.

Individual violators can be fined, jailed, have machinery confiscated and be barred from access to bank loans.

To this day, European energy companies have been barred from access to those pipelines, and new grids going from north to south have yet to be built.

But Dr. Ivins was not barred from access to biodefense agents until November 2007, when his house was searched and guns were found.

"All of these legal representatives who should have access to their client have been barred from access, along with the family members," said a press representative for the Voice Project, which has been advocating on behalf of Pussy Riot and managing its support fund.

House officials told investigators they were constitutionally barred from granting access to Mr. Foley's Congressional computer without his consent.

In the process, companies selling gas or other vital goods to Iran could essentially be barred from business access to the United States.

Insurance companies so far are barred from gaining access to this kind of information, but this kind of testing could provide far more information and much more accurate information than has ever been available about pre-existing conditions and what steps must be taken to prevent diseases.

Any institution that calls itself a "university" yet tells its enrollment officers to "burrow" down deep into the "pain" of its students with the aim of hooking them into government-subsidized debt to rake in the profits not only doesn't deserve to be accredited, but should be barred from having any access to federal student aid programs.

They had been given freedom of worship under the Toleration Act of 1689 but were barred from full civil rights and access to university education in England.