Sentence examples for rules that will bar from inspiring English sources

The same set of rules that will bar participants from waving the Tibetan flag this summer will also block anyone from unfurling an unauthorized Nike advertising banner.

Smoking Barred Near Federal Buildings Government workers in federal buildings will have to walk more than 25 feet away from doorways to smoke and will be barred from smoking in courtyards or near air ducts, according to a new rule that will go into effect within six months, The Washington Post reports.

It has also proposed rules that would bar brokers from providing their unlicensed clients with unfettered access to public markets.

[C4.] New Rules for Federal Contracts The Clinton administration will issue new rules that aim to bar awarding federal contracts to companies with a record of breaking labor and environmental laws.

A spousal I.R.A. may be a better choice, especially next year, when the rules that barred high-income taxpayers from creating Roth I.R.A.s will not be in effect.

Another analyst ignored rules that barred analysts from soliciting underwriting business for the firm.

In 2007, the S.E.C. repealed rules that barred short-selling unless the last move in the stock had been up.

Mr Erdogan has already hinted that he may rewrite the internal party rules that bar him from a fourth term.

Be aware of the rules that bar gambling; several states bar all gambling including pools in which the organizer does not profit.

If that offering is completed, the company will be able to finance itself despite rules that bar it from selling securities in the public market.

But will any of us see a show that rewrites comedy's rules, that raises the bar or changes the artform's direction, announcing a whole new way of doing things?