Sentence examples for longer serving as a from inspiring English sources

And that its agents are no longer serving as a barrier to the courts.

In 2005, when Iraq wrote a new constitution and elected its first parliament, the United States remained in the country, conducting military operations at the invitation of the elected government but no longer serving as an occupier.

He hated to admit he could no longer serve as a lector.

And the fact that cocaine is illegal no longer serves as a deterrent.

For his part, Mr. Maynard, who no longer serves as a judge, said he had not seen the lawsuit and had no comment on it.

If every manufacturer listed every ingredient that might ever have brushed across a production line, ingredients lists would no longer serve as a useful filter.

The inflationary catastrophe sparked by 1970s populism has faded from the public memory, and no longer serves as a cautionary tale.

The decision means that any priest known to have abused a child, no matter how long ago, may no longer serve as a pastor or chaplain in a parish, school, hospital or nursing home.

Thanks to the hard work and dedication of their supporters, the Filadelfia will no longer serve as a haunting reminder of the club's tragic past, but instead will become home to Torino's future.

Far beyond Dayton — where the huge, shuttered G.M. plant not long ago employed 4,000 people — millions of young Americans are facing the reality that manufacturing will no longer serve as a conveyor belt to the middle class.

If elections using this broken system are going to throw up such random results, it isn't merely that it is manifestly unfair; it no longer serves as a viable mechanism for deciding on who should govern the country.