Sentence examples for generally barred from inspiring English sources
Mainstream banks are generally barred from this kind of lending.
Advancement within the department is generally barred for officers with an open disciplinary case.
Accountants and lawyers, after all, are generally barred by law from being part owners of clients.
The order also generally barred the woman, Barbara Gaddy, from having the procedure until the hearing.
The insane, certain classes of convicted criminals, and those punished for certain electoral offenses are generally barred from the suffrage.
Before that, such suits were generally barred by American rules that protect governments from lawsuits in United States courts.
The law generally bars a candidate from coordinating advertisement with outside supporters.
A judgment of acquittal generally bars the government from retrying a defendant.
New Jersey law generally bars drivers under 18 from carrying more than one passenger, unless accompanied by a parent or guardian.
The health care bills in Congress would require maternity coverage and would generally bar insurance companies from charging women, even in their childbearing years, more than men.
Federal labor law generally bars unionized companies from unilaterally changing wages, hours or other conditions of employment, including health insurance coverage, without first bargaining with the union.
