Sentence examples for general barring from inspiring English sources
No matter how repugnant BNP's stated position is on those considered non-British, or how vile Griffin's thoughts may be about Muslims in general, barring him from attending a party hosted by the Queen, will have undesirable repercussions.
In the Cellucci advertisement, which was first broadcast on Oct. 15, the announcer said Mr. Harshbarger "made his priorities crystal clear," in part because "he threatened prosecution on behalf of the witches of Salem". Among other things, the advertisement showed a Santa Claus figure and said the Attorney General barred Christmas decorations from his office.
In general, bar associations are concerned with furthering the best interests of lawyers.
Removes the general bar on the use of intercept material in certain specified proceedings.
General Bar-Am is in Bermuda and may soon be extradicted to the United States to stand trial.
The Defense Ministry spokesman, Eitan Haber, emphasized that the permit should not be construed as meaning that General Bar-Am was working on the ministry's behalf.
Israeli officials said General Bar-Am - one of 17 people named in the complaint Tuesday filed in Federal District Court in Manhattan -had the Defense Ministry authorization.
However, there are rules that could be invoked if the BHA felt sufficiently sure of the evidence, including the general bar on passing inside information for reward.
In effect, Israeli officials are saying that General Bar-Am was an "authorized dealer" of arms - according to their criteria - but that he was not authorized to make the particular deal for which he is charged, nor any other specific deals.
The tight censorship and other controls imposed by the Israeli Government on nearly all military-related matters will make it difficult to determine, or to make public what can be determined, the exact links between General Bar-Am and the Israeli Defense Ministry.
Nepotism laws established after President Kennedy made brother Bobby attorney general bar the president from giving government roles to relatives--including in-laws.
