Sentence examples for prevented from bringing from inspiring English sources

Will they really be prevented from bringing a bottle of water or a tube of toothpaste on board ever again?

And, he added, if the tenant is ultimately prevented from bringing her bicycle through the lobby, she may be entitled to a rent decrease under those rent laws.

In the interest of safety, visitors are prevented from bringing anything other than themselves and a bathing suit into the pool area.

RM: this could prove pretty divisive as it was scrapped by Labour in 1997 amid upset that British-born citizens were being prevented from bringing their foreign spouses to the UK.

A friend heard a white fan, at Pretoria's Loftus Versfeld stadium, insult an official repeatedly with the word "kaffir" when he was prevented from bringing his own beer into the stadium.

Iran will be prevented from bringing fissile material into the site over the next 15 years; Fordow will lose more than half of its 2,800 centrifuges and be converted into a nuclear physics research center.

She couldn't explain that the need to keep the room sterile prevented her from bringing in a television set.

France's religious wars prevented him from bringing fresh supplies to Charlesfort, and the colonists there soon abandoned the settlement.

Hicks admitted it was frustrating that his unpopularity with Liverpool fans has prevented him from bringing his whole family to Anfield to watch matches.

The Secret Service prevented attendees from bringing knives and guns — ordinarily commonplace accessories at the convention — into the hall where Mr. Trump was speaking, prompting some grumbling.

And Boyer disputes this view; he contends that statutory procedures and their time limitations under Louisiana law prevented him from bringing his speedy trial claim any earlier than he did.