Sentence examples for may effectively bar from inspiring English sources

"To enforce it may effectively bar implementation of the death penalty in Missouri.

The law, which may effectively bar the speaker, Mohammed al-Megarif, and several other experienced Libyan officials from high-level positions for 10 years, was adopted on May 5 amid pressure from militias.

Though some high-level employees may effectively be barred from competing with former employers, generally because of their knowledge of proprietary information, many others are not, regardless of what their agreements might say, according to legal experts.

"They can now effectively bar anyone entry into the northeastern market".

The new move, intended to help preserve dwindling beluga stocks, will effectively bar all imports to the United States.

As the BBC reports, former residents said it would effectively bar them from returning because fishing was their livelihood.

Merck withdrew Vioxx in September 2004, and lawyers for both sides say that statutes of limitations will effectively bar new claims.

It is tHowevers responsibility to ensure that that Delaware court's decision is not used to subvert the SEC's stated mission and goals.

The trade agreement with Panama would effectively bar the U.S. from cracking down on this activity.

The amendments effectively bar those states from formally recognizing same-sex relationships.

In 2006, access to the park was the subject of debate with Attorney General Richard Blumenthal stating, "... it is wrong for the university to close a parking lot on a state park to the general public and there may be and should be some way to accommodate the renters of slips without effectively barring the general public, which, after all, owns it".