Sentence examples for barring victims from inspiring English sources

He voted in favor of a law passed in 2005 barring victims of gun violence from suing manufacturers of weapons.

Shami Chakrabarti, the organisation's director, said: "The sight of sinister bouncers barring victims, press and public from a court door may seem unthinkable, indefensible or both.

In 2005, Congress passed a law barring victims of gun violence from suing firearms manufacturers and dealers for negligence, part of the NRA's shift toward representing the interests of gunmakers over gun owners.

The Senate Republicans and the Bush administration want to bar victims of terrorism from bringing negligence lawsuits against businesses or the government.

The agreement also barred victims from seeking any future financial redress.

The document was the first to reveal that Lloyd has barred victims of rape from obtaining abortions, as he has done with other teens in government custody, and one of the clearest descriptions yet of how his ideology is shaping the agency's treatment of pregnant girls.

So far, our courts have acted in just this way, barring torture victims from pursuing civil claims.

Amazingly, the Justice Department argued successfully that the entire subject of "extraordinary rendition" — dispatching torture suspects to other countries to be interrogated harshly — was so sensitive that it had to be hidden from the American public, to the point of barring its victims from seeking redress in court.

The government previously refused to tell HuffPost whether it was barring rape victims from obtaining abortions. .

The main sticking-point between Democrats and Republicans was a proposal by the House to bar victims of terrorist attacks from seeking punitive damages in lawsuits against private companies.

The grand jurors also recommended tightening laws about mandatory reporting and making sure confidentiality agreements don't bar victims from taking their cases to the police. .