Sentence examples for illegal barrier from inspiring English sources

"If we can't change simple stuff like this, we'll never handle the big things we need to do for the planet," said Aurora's mayor, Phyllis Morris, who earlier this year petitioned Ontario's government to declare clothesline bans an illegal "barrier to conservation" under provincial law.

In June this year, Mohammad Srour, from Ni'lin, another village whose lands are confiscated by the illegal barrier, was arrested on his way back from Geneva, where he had testified before Goldstone.

Furthermore, though Indian policy prohibits requiring children to present birth or transfer certificates in order to access a new school Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, [ 68], lack of awareness and compliance poses an illegal barrier to migrant children's right to education.

South Korean activists have filed a series of lawsuits against what they consider illegal barriers to freedom of speech.

The inquiry will consider whether illegal barriers have been created by the use of patent rights, vexatious litigation o r other means.

Tony Venables of European Citizen Action Service, a Brussels think-tank, argues that complex (and often illegal) barriers that such countries as France and Italy put in the way of migrants encourage abuse and bad practice.For the countries that export brains, there are two big challenges.

Yet the harsh fact is that in many places in this country men and women are kept from voting simply because they are Negroes... Wednesday I will send to Congress a law designed to eliminate illegal barriers to the right to vote...

decision in 2006 that made banning genetically modified crops tantamount to an illegal trade barrier.

It came to a boiling point last year when the Bush administration filed its case at the W.T.O., contending that the European ban amounted to an illegal trade barrier.

A6 The United States vetoed a Syrian-sponsored United Nations resolution declaring illegal the barrier Israel is building in the West Bank to deter terrorist attacks.

Currently the illegal annexation barrier, together with settlement-related infrastructure (including settler-only roads, army bases, closed military zones and more than 600 checkpoints) consume 38% of the West Bank, annexing land and livelihoods, dividing villages, towns, and families from one another and tearing apart the very fabric of Palestinian social and economic life.