Sentence examples for stop barring from inspiring English sources

One reason he wanted to speak to the bishops, he said, was to urge them to stop barring the meetings, which he called "a subtle form of excommunication".

In a speech to the N.C.A.A. in Atlanta, Duncan also urged the N.B.A. to stop barring players who want to turn professional right out of high school — the dreaded one-and-done rule.

Settlement-building on the West Bank, which he has refused to stop (barring a partial nine-month freeze), is no mere side issue; the Palestinians accurately liken it to the spectacle of two people negotiating over how to share a pizza while one of them continues to eat it.

You plan your experiments and generally know when you can stop, barring unexpected circumstances.

At a bare minimum, however, universities should stop barring conservative speakers from their campuses.

Last month, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed a law ordering all drug courts to stop barring defendants from receiving medication-assisted treatment. .

And there, many of them stop, barred from going any further.

At the same time, learning about his response when he was in his thirties and his church stopped barring black members from the priesthood could be illuminating.

But this week, The Rebel announced intentions to sue the province unless it stopped barring its reporters from accessing media events.

"The front wheel must be before the stop bar, the car must be traveling at a certain speed, and we do not allow short yellow signals".

The device can emit red, green or yellow lines, which are the colors used to mark things like hold lines and stop bars, analogous to yield signs and stop signs for car traffic, and restricted areas.