Sentence examples for put on blacklist from inspiring English sources

If you kicked up a fuss about 'elf 'n' safety or crappy wages, you could unknowingly find yourself put on "blacklist" of workers that companies wanted to make sure never got work.

I was put on the authorities' blacklist.

He was immediately put on a media blacklist, with his journalism, poetry and plays all removed from Omani radio, television and newspapers, and appearances as a commentator forbidden.

The State Department said the United States would revoke visas for or put on a visa blacklist 21 Saudis it has identified as being involved in the operation.

Afterwards she was reportedly put on a UN blacklist of people suspected of human rights abuses, including allegations that the head of her personal guard was linked to death squads.

In a session on fintech, companies discussed cooperating with law enforcement, providing information for negligent citizens to be put on social credit blacklists.

I'm also probably going to be put on some sort of barista blacklist for saying this, but: Greggs' coffee is wonderful and shits all over Starbucks, Pret and anywhere else that apparently burns their beans and milk on purpose.

It's not fair to do what we have to do and be put on a blacklist".

"Any guest who doesn't respect the rules of behavior will be put on a blacklist and never invited back again," Aymeric Pasquier said.

Comparing him to "terrorists and fascists" it also said he should be put on a "blacklist" of people not welcome in China.

After his 1987 television play The Rockingham Shoot was aired, he was put on a blacklist of British sympathisers by An Phoblacht, the republican newspaper.