Sentence examples for expressly barring from inspiring English sources
And he imposed another rule expressly barring foreign financing for unlicensed groups or unauthorized purposes.
Amici curiae list 173 Executive and Public Land Orders issued between 1940 and 1952 which contained language expressly barring mineral leasing.
Apparently, her promise was a stipulation in her will expressly barring Liza Minnelli from playing her in the biopic about her life, because this would be unfair to the people of Argentina, who had already suffered enough.
There is, he notes, no language "expressly barring" judicial review, and in any event Congress should not be able to do so "simply because it intends for the conduct to remain secret: While Congress has great latitude to create statutory schemes like FISA, it may not hang a cloak of secrecy over the Constitution.
Earlier this year, the new Libyan government had expressly barred Blackwater-style armed contractors from flooding into the country.
Lawmakers in New Jersey and in Washington should expressly bar the use of campaign contributions to pay legal bills.
The court order expressly bars Verizon from disclosing to the public either the existence of the FBI's request for its customers' records, or the court order itself.
The Eighth Amendment expressly bars "cruel and unusual punishments," which might reasonably be interpreted to cover imprisoning a man from age 37 to 87 for stealing $153.53.
In the Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit, for instance, Congress expressly barred Medicare from negotiating the prices of drugs that it was paying for.
Felons convicted of crimes involving guns or other weapons, as well as those convicted of violating federal gun laws, were expressly barred from applying to the federal firearms agency.
Senate ethics guidelines expressly bar an official who has put his assets into a blind trust from having anything but the most general communications with the trustee who manages the investments, and then only when those communications are in writing.
