Sentence examples for prohibited entry from inspiring English sources

American Samoa today rescinded a security alert, issued in August, that prohibited entry "to any individual of Middle Eastern descent".

It became possible only when a benighted policy that prohibited entry visas for people suffering from AIDS or infected with H.I.V. was finally overturned in 2009.

Unlike Trump's order, the Obama policy applied only to Iraqi refugees and never specifically prohibited entry, according to the Associated Press.

In an early law of Constantine, priests and public soothsayers of Rome were prohibited entry to private houses; but another law, of 320 or 321, calls for their recital of prayer "in the manner of ancient observance" if the imperial palace or any other public building were struck by lightning.

Late last year, the U.S. Congress passed and President Obama signed the Magnitsky Act, which prohibited entry to the United States and use of the American banking system to Russian officials involved in the jailing and death of the Russian lawyer Sergei Magnitsky.

The Court's holding—that if Congress prohibited entry into a field of business for prasons relating to competition, then a competitor has standing to seek observance of the prohibition—has a surface appeal, but, so far as I can see, no sound analytical basis.

Since January 2017, Trump has also targeted at various times eight specific majority-Muslim countries — Chad, Iraq, Iran, Libya, Sudan, Syria, Somalia and Yemen — with a "travel ban," which prohibited entries from those countries unless the applicants fit into narrow exceptions.

It prohibits entry to foreigners who publicly act to boycott Israel or Israel's West Bank settlements.

Past a sign that prohibits entry (a park ranger assured us it was O.K. to ignore the sign), stands a 700-year-old guayacán tree, a local landmark.

There was the travel ban, which sought to prohibit entry to people from several Muslim-majority countries, as well as refugees.

(v) The Superintendent may prohibit entry into the park of any snowmobile that has been modified in a manner that may adversely affect air or sound emissions.