Sentence examples for debar from inspiring English sources

Responses are positive from the start, various members reply with encouraging emails, and one of couchsurfing's local ambassadors, a Greek expat called Menelaos, helps me pick a venue - DeBar (1132 Rivadavia), a simple but stylish bar in the centre of town.

To make things even harder, she is required by state law to tell people, when they sign her petition, that signing up for a minority party is an offence which will debar them from voting in the state primaries.

Thus, the lack of vowel signs may permit the word DBR to be read as a verb DiBeR ("he spoke," as in the Masoretic text of Hosea) or as a noun DeBaR ("the word of," as in the Septuagint).

Not only does it debar them from the world of things-in-themselves but it also prevents them from granting objective reality to phenomena as such, inasmuch as the transcendental source is here viewed as playing a constructive role with respect to experience and the phenomenon.

While small companies are often debarred, the biggest ones, like BP, have become the equivalent of "too big to fail," Senator Russ Feingold, Democrat of Wisconsin, said at a Congressional hearing this year.

So far this year the international lending organisation has debarred over 250 individuals and companies from participating in projects that it finances as many as over the previous seven years combined.

Mr Putin's campaign is based almost entirely on the idea that his departure would throw the country back into such chaos.And the Kremlin debars any plausible opponents.