Sentence examples for mandate barring from inspiring English sources

Jessica Montell, the executive director of B'Tselem, an Israeli group that monitors human rights in the occupied territories, said that even if Israel had "legitimate concerns about Professor Falk's mandate," barring his entry was "an act unbefitting of democracy".

The mandate barring American hospitals from denying treatment to anyone who lands in emergency the root of the supposed freeloader problem certainly imposes a heavy burden on some hospitals, especially in inner cities.

But not all health consumers are seeing the benefits of the birth control mandate, since some people who are privately insured are signed on to plans that were grandfathered under Obamacare and are not subject to the mandate barring out-of-pocket birth control spending.

The inspectors' limited mandate barred them from identifying whether the government or opposition fighters were responsible for any of the attacks.

States with stricter school and day care entry laws that mandate vaccinations (barring a medical exemption) have higher immunization rates and lower measles infection rates than states where it's easy to opt out.

Analyst Joshua Shanker said new Chief Executive Bob Willumstad Bob Willumstad does not represent a change in strategy, but with only a modest mandate — "stop the bleeding" — the bar for his success is low.

On December 20 , 2005 Judge Jones issued his 139-page findings of fact and decision, ruling that the Dover mandate was unconstitutional, and barring intelligent design from being taught in Pennsylvania's Middle District public school science classrooms.

Louisiana announced it would join the suit as well, and Virginia, which has passed a law barring government mandates to buy health insurance, has said it will also file suit.

Trying to pressure the State Senate in the midst of a hard-fought Senate campaign in Manhattan, the Assembly passed three bills today that are liberal favorites, mandating access to female contraceptives and barring discrimination against gays.

They have been under attack there from youths supporting President Laurent Gbagbo and protesting a United Nations-backed decision barring renewal of the expired mandate of the National Assembly, which is dominated by the government party.

Barring any legal action, the mandate will take affect for large employers (with 100 or more employees) in 2015.