Sentence examples for traditionally barred from inspiring English sources

The Pentagon is traditionally barred from conducting domestic intelligence operations.

Such trusts, traditionally barred by common law, are now allowed in 16 states.

Official women White House reporters were full WHCA members and paid full dues but were traditionally barred from the main annual all-male event.

As the act also provides, Royal Assent is to be signified by the governor general, or, more often, by a deputy, usually a Justice of the Supreme Court —in the Senate (as the sovereign is traditionally barred from the House of Commons. ) at least twice each calendar year: for the first appropriation measure and for at least one other act, usually the first non-appropriation measure passed.

Banks that receive federal deposit insurance have traditionally been barred from engaging in commercial activities beyond finance, to prevent market abuses and restrict the frequency and scope of financial bailouts.

Traditionally, women were barred from making sushi in Japan, on the archaic theory that their hands were too warm to handle raw fish.

There is also a traditionally high bar set for placing prior restraint on the press — which, whether Judge Weinstein recognizes it or not, very much includes a colony of citizen journalists feeding a wiki.

9 p.m. 6) Hip to Hippie Lobar (303 Elk Avenue, 970-349-0480), a lounge/sushi restaurant that opened in November, adds a hipster element to Crested Butte's traditionally downscale bar scene (though its unprecedented $100 cover on New Year's Eve turned heads).

"People look at the Jersey Shore in just one kind of way, very seasonally and traditionally — tiki bars and basic restaurants — without a lot of flair," said David Barry, president of the Applied Development Company, a Hoboken concern that developed Pier Village, a restaurant, retail and residential complex in Long Branch that opened in 2005.

Though Palestinians traditionally have had a high level of education, regulations issued in 1990 barred them from more than 60 professions, including medicine, law and engineering.

Resident Evil has traditionally been ornate – or, barring that, utilitarian and anti-septic in the way that military complexes and secret mansion bio-labs tend to be.