Sentence examples for barred from engaging from inspiring English sources

Under a consent order, Valassis was barred from engaging in similar conduct.

British lawmakers are barred from engaging in "paid advocacy" for outside groups, and must declare any income beyond their salaries.

As secretary of state, Mrs. Clinton is barred from engaging in political activity or actively fund-raising for herself.

The Treasury action means that Americans are barred from engaging in commercial or financial transactions with the six people.

Recipients of the letters, he wrote, remain "effectively barred from engaging in any discussion regarding their experiences and opinions related to the government's use" of the letters.

Kevin Sheekey, president of the New York City committee, noted that the committees were barred from engaging in partisan activities because of their status as tax-exempt organizations.

The court also barred her from engaging in any political, cultural or media activities for five years.

Pressure from Wall Street lobby groups almost certainly contributed to the demise of the Glass-Steagall Act, which had barred banks from engaging in some businesses.

Edward Kamonjoh, of the 50/50 Climate Project, said that ExxonMobil barred shareholders from "engaging in a direct and unfiltered way" with directors.

The law included the Volcker Rule, named for its creator, Paul A. Volcker, a former chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, that barred banks from engaging in proprietary trading but left it to regulators to adopt rules.

The controversial provision lets taxpayer-insured banks conduct the sort of derivatives trading that Dodd-Frank barred them from engaging in after the 2008 financial meltdown.