Sentence examples for longer bar from inspiring English sources

Ace overhauled its computer systems to accept longer bar codes in 1999.

B1 Ruling on Access to Public Land A Connecticut appeals court said Greenwich could no longer bar out-of-towners from its parks and beaches.

In the current opinion, the Justices ruled five-to-four that states may no longer bar same-sex marriage, just as in Loving they said that states could no longer forbid interracial marriage.

LONDON — Six years after using the Patriot Act to revoke the visa of a prominent Muslim academic, the United States State Department reversed itself and said Wednesday that it would no longer bar the scholar from entering the United States.

Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, came down somewhere in the middle, saying that while she had a "problem" with leaving no limit on asylum claims, she thought a longer bar — perhaps a five-year window — was more reasonable.

The headline, late last week, sounded like good news: the leadership of the Boy Scouts of America was recommending to its governing board that it no longer bar openly gay young people from participating in Scouting.

The offer may well be the first round of a longer bar-room brawl.

The drug maker GlaxoSmithKline is no longer barred from advertising the antidepressant Paxil as "nonhabit forming," a federal judge ruled yesterday.

Mr. Wallace is still prohibited from contacting or going near Mr. Goldberg, but he is no longer barred from the campus.

However, at the instructions of President Vladimir V. Putin, it no longer bars rallies at many other places like government offices, schools, hospitals, concert halls and embassies.

Though women are no longer barred from university laboratories and scientific societies, the idea that they are innately less suited to mathematical science is deeply ingrained in our cultural genes.