Sentence examples for barring from from inspiring English sources

He issued a directive barring from clubhouses people who had no business being there.

Ogilvie stressed that guilds enforced an exclusionary economy, barring from their trades whomever they happened not to like, which often meant women, Jews, and immigrants.

Article 59 (f) was written with her in mind, barring from the country's presidency anyone with a foreign spouse or children.

Besides barring from the highest office those, like Miss Suu Kyi, who are related to foreigners, it also guarantees the army 25% of parliamentary seats and makes constitutional change dependent on a parliamentary majority of, oddly enough, over 75%.

In May 2013 the militias forced parliament to pass a law barring from office anyone who had held a senior position in Qaddafi's regime after laying siege to government ministries.

After the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops adopted a national policy barring from ministerial duties any priest who had ever sexually abused a minor, Cardinal Dulles said the policy ignored priests' rights of due process.

Two were barred from voting.

Motorcycles remain barred from Yangon.

Journalists are barred from the areas.

Valverde was barred from racing until 2012.

Jews are barred from the Algonquin.