Sentence examples for institutions bar from inspiring English sources

All federal institutions (bar the one that oversees heraldry) are there.

New rules introduced to discourage reckless investments by large financial institutions bar taxpayer-financed bailouts.

My speaking engagements include law schools, academic institutions, bar associations, Muslim organizations, middle schools, and high schools.

While it is too soon to know what impact the return of Harvard and Princeton to the early fray has had on other schools' applications — both institutions bar its early applicants from applying early to any other private college — a Princeton spokesman told The Choice Tuesday night that 3,547 students had applied by last week's deadline through its "single-choice early action" program.

If foul play is suspected, researchers can be audited and whole institutions barred if bad behaviour is uncovered.

The hospital at the University of Pennsylvania became the latest large institution barring industry-paid lunches, effective July 1, according to its medical director, Dr. Patrick J. Brennan.

The big question became whether nonprofit groups affiliated with religious institutions can bar ceremonies or wedding parties on their property because the couple are of the same gender.

The proposal to limit archiving to public institutions would bar, without public benefit, the Morgan or New York Public Libraries or a private university from ever housing official documents.

It would require the largest banks to break up into smaller, safer institutions, and bar banks that do the boring business of extending loans and accepting deposits from playing in the riskier world of securities trading.

American financial institutions were barred from dealing with the bank, which has collapsed as a result of the investigation.

Patrons maintain a Web site, barcar.com, to "celebrate and preserve that fragile and mobile institution: the bar car".