Sentence examples for barring it from from inspiring English sources
The comptroller would give the institution a chance to correct its practices before barring it from city business.
Its ethical policy, barring it from investing in all manner of dodgy enterprises, from arms trading to sweatshops, is – on paper at least – exactly the direction that all financial institutions should be heading in.
What he's done would be equivalent in the U.S. to banning the Democratic Party, imprisoning all its leaders and office-holders, barring it from the public space and killing thousands of its supporters, then calling "elections".
Judge Walrath, in her Tuesday decision, noted that certain shareholders said that Fried, Frank "was under a written confidentiality agreement barring it from sharing information with its clients, unless they were subject to confidentiality agreements of their own.
In 1997, the EU cited "the instability of Slovakia's institutions, their lack of rootedness in political life and the shortcomings in the functioning of its democracy", as factors barring it from membership.
Later that year the Anglican Communion imposed sanctions on the ECUSA, barring it from participating in ecumenical dialogue and removing its decision-making powers in matters of church doctrine.
Toyota will challenge a court ruling that barred it from asking its workers to sacrifice wages and entitlements in an effort to slash costs at its Melbourne plant.
Last month Coldeportes, the government's sport regulatory agency, barred it from playing until it pays its wages.
The government revoked WJWC's license at one point, withdrew its text messaging service, cloned the organization and barred it from publishing a newspaper, she said.
"Can you bar it from the street?" They were the libertarian flank of pub society.
