Sentence examples for essentially barred from inspiring English sources

Tressel was essentially barred from college coaching for five years.

Commissioners were essentially barred from talking to reporters without the mayor's office clearing their comments first.

Although dissidents were essentially barred from attending the conference, some checked into the Wyndham Anatole hotel, home of the conference, and offered comments.

Ben Wizner, director of the American Civil Liberties Union's speech, privacy and technology project, said that this would set up a major impediment to fair hearings in leak cases, as it essentially barred any discussion of whistleblower protections in Espionage Act trials.

"Stress, guns and alcohol" were pinpointed as a deadly combination last year by two retired Army generals, Peter W. Chiarelli and Dennis J. Reimer, in a Post op-ed that called attention to a provision that essentially barred commanders from talking to service members about their private weapons, even in cases where suicide was feared.

The vague law essentially barred any public displays of being queer and sparked international outrage for encouraging homophobia.

It imposes tighter screening on employers, essentially barring undocumented workers from getting jobs.

In fact, Mississippi recently passed a bill essentially barring federal restrictions on what its people may eat or drink.

That essentially bars the company's lawyers from assisting the police in piracy inquiries against the groups.

Judge Gaughan also issued a decorum order, essentially barring any lawyer, prosecutor or court employee connected with the case from discussing it.

Those rules, expected to be completed this year, would essentially bar construction of any new coal-fired power plants unless they included the means to capture carbon gases, a technology that does not yet exist on a commercial scale.