"barring for" is not a grammatically correct phrase.
It is possible that you may have meant "except for" or "with the exception of," which are commonly used in written English. Example: Barring for some minor adjustments, the project was completed on time.
That shamed lawmakers into barring for eight years the candidacy of anyone found guilty of a crime or electoral wrongdoing or anyone who had stepped down to avoid investigation.
But according to several people who have examined the specification, it could be used to make a catalog of software on a machine available for action by a third party -- barring, for example, someone with decryption software from playing a copy-protected DVD.
With these provisos, and barring for the moment the complications arising from the consideration of intensional factors (such as time and modalities), we may proceed to review some core mereological notions and principles.
The document elaborates on harassment and bullying, barring for example "cursing at a minor".
Barring for errors in the reference assembly, therefore, MCRs seem to be an important source of variability in the pig, as also observed in other species [ 16].
They want the state to assume a dominant role in education, while barring for-profit providers.
Hours later, in Washington, the House is scheduled to vote on legislation that clarifies the law barring for-profit companies from using names that sound like official government agencies.
A breakout group devoted to the idea of blocking sunlight by whitening clouds or the ocean surface, for example couldn't agree on whether it should propose barring for-profit companies from the enterprise.
No: they are barred for being women.
Young was barred for life.
The department barred for three years Fairmont Industries, Sant-Tec Electric and Finest Security Service.
