Sentence examples for effectively barring from inspiring English sources

The rules would ban road building and most timber cutting in the areas, but in practice their effect would reach much further, effectively barring most off-road vehicles and new oil, gas and mining operations.

By effectively barring Marbury, Walsh removed the Knicks' greatest source of strife.

Then Casey resigned, too, and the N.C.A.A. issued an order effectively barring him from college coaching for five years.

But the Treasury Department forbids United States citizens to spend money there without authorization, effectively barring tourist travel.

The decision broadens the types of non-reliance provisions that the court will regard as effectively barring extra-contractual fraud claims.

But until Friday, the trial has been held "in-camera," effectively barring reporters from attending hearings and also banning them from reporting details of the case.

Congress has also effectively barred cities and individuals from suing the firearms industry for damages.

The move effectively barred blacks from most bicycle races in the United States.

The sentence effectively bars him from participating in the coming national and state elections.

The most significant measure effectively bars the use of the United States dollar in trading or investment.

The move effectively barred the person in line to be acting governor from vetoing the increases.