Sentence examples for outright barred from inspiring English sources

You will need to be able to support yourself (just in terms of living conditions), because working while writing a dissertation is at the very least extremely challenging, if not outright barred by your program.

Although the company also said Snapchat does not intend to put an outright bar on 13-year-olds signing up to its service.

Despite Kant's explicit claim that one of the underlying drivers of Transcendental Idealism is to defend faith against theoretical reason, it is widely believed that his philosophical system powerfully challenges, if not outright bars, religious belief.

The parts that aren't unconstitutional outright or barred by Federal law rest on a logical fallacy that even a first-year law student would realize has no basis in reality.

Instead of banning banks from the securities business outright, it only barred proprietary trading.

The one he rejected outright would have barred the state from investing in companies with firearms or ammunition businesses.

When the Fair Housing Act was passed in 1968, it barred the outright racial discrimination that was then routine.

They made it impossible for clinics to operate in some states, made the procedure harder to access in the first trimester and barred it outright later in pregnancy.

Officially, the money is paid to have Iraqis clean the crucial roadway of debris, an apparent pretense because an Iraqi-American agreement bars outright payments for security.

Barring outright fraud, charities that solicit money from the public are generally protected from prosecution, regardless of how much money they give to worthy causes.

The new bill, introduced by Christopher Smith, a New Jersey Republican, would bar outright the use of federal subsidies to buy any insurance that covers abortion well beyond the new exchanges.