Sentence examples for schools bar from inspiring English sources

There, a panel that includes representatives from law schools, bar associations and civic groups screens potential nominees.

Nor should public schools bar prayers over the intercom system, said Angela Maxfield, an emergency room nurse, because some children would otherwise never be exposed to Jesus.

They said the law itself allows law schools to bar the military for discriminating against homosexuals so long as the schools bar all employers who do so.

You talk about wanting every school to be as good as the best, but schools are placed in league tables, which by definition rank all the schools bar the first as not "being as good as the best".

The revisions, the first such changes in two decades, have long been sought by law schools, bar associations and major law firms, which complained that the old rules did not take into account the changes in law school curriculums and the growing need of lawyers from other countries and states to practice law here.

The ABA this year overhauled the timing and format of how it reports schools' bar pass rates in a bid to get that information out to the public faster, and to make it easier to compare data across schools.

Some law schools barred military recruiters from entering their campuses.

Formerly, all schools barred sign language for those younger than 13.

The state has relatively lenient gun-carry laws, approving possession by registered owners just about everywhere but schools, bars and places of worship during services.

This past week, Michigan followed suit, with state legislators passing a law allowing concealed carry in schools, bars, daycare centers and churches.

The Washington Post reported last week that in 2016 and 2017, several DCPS high schools barred students from class without recording them as suspended.