Sentence examples for barred from treating from inspiring English sources

Employers sometimes face a Catch-22: they are barred from treating employees differently because of their race, but forbidden from treating everyone the same if that has a "disparate impact" on one group.The city argued that it would be sued by black firefighters if it honoured the test results.

Doctors must be certified to prescribe Suboxone and are barred from treating more than 100 patients at a time -- and the Drug Enforcement Administration is watching.

The 1979 law barred companies from treating pregnancy leaves differently from other disability leaves.

The GDC suspended D'Mello for 18 months, barring him from treating any patients.

Also by Jan . 1 New York state's P.R.O. had begun 9 disciplinary proceedings, New Jersey's had begun 5 and Connecticut's had begun 2. From 1973 to 1984 the state-based review agencies formally disciplined 70 doctors or hospitals, temporarily or permanently barring them from treating Medicare patients.

The disabilities act bars employers from treating someone as having a disability when that person is not disabled and can do the job.

After the 2004 elections, there were complaints that conservative pastors had endorsed President George W. Bush's reelection — something they were barred from doing at churches treated as legal nonprofits.

Vessels would be barred from discharging raw or partly treated sewage in the zone.

Even after the military's controversial "Don't Ask Don't Tell" policy was repealed in 2011, these gay veterans have continued to feel the fallout of the military's anti-gay policies, with some treated as felons, barred from receiving benefits, shut out of employment opportunities, and even prevented from voting.

But Nochlin was broadly right: when women were treated as unequal and barred from many art practices, of course there were fewer women artists.

At first women swimmers are treated as second-class citizens –barred from pools and clubs.