Sentence examples for is explicitly barred from inspiring English sources

PCORI is explicitly barred from studying cost-effectiveness.

The Albanian majority still hopes that the election of the new assembly is their first step toward independence from Yugoslavia, in which Serbia is the dominant remaining republic, though the body is explicitly barred from voting on the issue.

Barack Obama's health reforms created a group to compare the benefits of drugs, but it is explicitly barred from applying a standard of cost-effectiveness, as is done in Britain.Given all this, as well as America's size, it is little surprise that the country is the drugmakers' honeypot.

In fact, under the law, the IPAB is explicitly barred from "rationing" and is tasked with making recommendations to Congress on how to control costs in Medicare if they grow too fast starting in 2013.

People attending the show were explicitly barred from carrying personal firearms or ammunition.

Like their counterparts from Egypt and China, the South African workers were explicitly barred from bearing arms or fighting alongside white soldiers.

Women are explicitly barred from some jobs like public sales (they are allowed to sell in women-only stores that bar entrance to men), while other fields are simply untested.

Just two weeks ago, a coalition of dozens of the nation's largest disease advocacy groups -- including the American Cancer Society, the American Diabetes Association and the National Alliance on Mental Illness -- wrote to Kathleen Sebelius, the secretary of Health and Human Services, demanding that states be explicitly barred from determining what services to cover.

If we focus on the fact that the reversed state is "exceptional", and take it to belong to those cases ("regular motions") that were explicitly barred in the statement of the theorem, then his reply is like that to Loschmidt.

Ryan asks about another synth, a Moog, and the young woman walks across the store to a cavernous back room that I was explicitly barred from photographing.

Although African Americans were not explicitly barred from entry, there was a mutual understanding that they were not welcome.