Sentence examples for before barring from inspiring English sources

The comptroller would give the institution a chance to correct its practices before barring it from city business.

David Willetts, universities minister, said: "The proportion of English school leavers applying to university today is greater than ever before, barring last year.

While some companies try to be sensitive to the feelings of laid-off employees, most still give them just enough time to gather their coats and knickknacks before barring them from the grounds.

In a victory for eBay, the justices ruled unanimously that federal courts must weigh several factors before barring a patent infringer from using a contested technology or business method.

Increasingly emboldened by my own righteous indignation, I quietly hissed that it was wrong for her not to discuss her plans to entertain with me, before barring me from my living space.

The city had announced a monthlong grace period before bars were fined over the ban.

But the implied message is that everything will carry on as before, bar a few tweaks here and there.Yet that impression is deceptive.

In fact, decades ago lawyers in some jurisdictions had to "clerk" before bar admission; the quality of those experiences was variable indeed.

He has talked about the case and its consequences on college campuses and before bar associations from Utica, N.Y., to San Francisco.

They cannot be expected to live in a bubble, never speaking before bar organizations, for example, or expressing anything but the most innocuous personal views.

Before bar codes were used, important pieces of evidence could occasionally go missing, "despite extensive search efforts by the N.Y.P.D.," according to the Innocence Project, an organization dedicated to using DNA evidence to exonerate the wrongfully convicted.