Sentence examples for either barring from inspiring English sources

Neither conformity with a religious precept nor opposition to it should be a reason for either barring or inviting a speaker.

Initially I feared I would be either barred from entering, or slung out when I revealed myself to be not very posh.

He cited 17 cases over the last four years in which federal courts had either barred city actions on free-speech issues or ruled that policies limiting political demonstrations were unconstitutional.

In addition, Catholics were either barred from many of the popular fraternal organizations, or, as in the case of Freemasonry, forbidden from joining by the Catholic Church itself.

Turret lathes may be classified as either bar machines or chucking machines.

Yet no effort was made to either bar the men from the United States or track them down once they were here until weeks before the attacks.

Let me be clear: I'm not implying fault with either bar owner.

Respondents were either bar owners, who also served customers themselves, or managers, who were employed by owners to oversee actual hospitality services.

Users can view the number of codon combinations in each gene using either bar graphs or combination graphs, with the latter being able to simultaneously analyze 1, 2, 3 and 4 codon combinations in a specific gene.

Either way, barring dramatic events inside the next fortnight, I fear Villa will be battling the drop.

That means an estimated 12 million African-American adults who are either officially barred from voting or decline to vote.