Sentence examples for barring from high-quality English sources.

• A top New York hospital was barring partners from being present at the birth.

• Are you barring this country from ever competing for an Oscar in its official language?”

• Eventually, casinos caught wind of the elaborate scheme and began barring members of the team from gambling.

• The European Union was barring Americans from entering, and the United States was barring Europeans.

• Mr Rogers said no reason was given for barring him, though he is an outspoken critic of China’s restrictions on democracy in Hong Kong.

• The complaint could also zero in on Apple's practice of barring third-party messenger apps from being the default platform on Apple's products.

• Bush and a rule change in 2013, when Democrats controlled the Senate, barring the filibuster for lower judgeships and executive branch nominees.

• During the vote-a-rama in the Senate last week, both Democrats and Republicans approved a nonbinding amendment barring stimulus checks from rich families.

Use barring in a sentence.

• Recently, that figure has dropped to almost nothing due to China banning travel and Vietnam barring the entry of travelers from areas affected by the outbreak.

• Amazon had issued a surprise announcement on Monday that it was temporarily barring sellers from shipping products to its warehouses unless they sell essential products, like food, medicine, and pet and household supplies.

• He supported several amendments and bills barring the Justice Department from seeking busing as a tool of desegregation, limiting federal funding for busing and allowing the federal government to participate in litigation to remove court-ordered busing.

• The recently opened low-cost airline operates bases in France and Spain, both currently experiencing surges in COVID-19 cases, with service to the US, which is largely barring foreign travelers who have visited such countries in the European Schengen Area.

• Damon Keith, one of the most prominent African-American judges on the federal bench, upheld civil rights and civil liberties in influential rulings that included a 1971 decision barring the Nixon administration from conducting warrantless domestic wiretaps.

• Still, the Fed stopped short of barring banks from paying dividends, as some lawmakers and former regulators have urged — a decision that drew public criticism from one of the Fed’s governors, who said not taking stronger measures could “impair the recovery.”

• His activities for both the White House and the campaign has drawn scrutiny from Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, which says this activity violates ethics rules barring executive-branch officials from also participating in political activity.

• The theater industry had been hoping to avoid mass closings, taking steps to reduce the risk of infection by adding hand sanitizer dispensers, more frequently cleaning seats, barring backstage visits and stage door interactions and even soda refills in used cups.

barring sentence examples

• The unusual admission, contained in a court filing, said the inaccuracies “undermine a central argument” in the Trump administration’s case for barring New Yorkers from the programs after the state passed a law enabling undocumented immigrants to get driver’s licenses.

• The agency had earlier scaled back its operations in response to the coronavirus crisis by dramatically restricting customer visits to its field offices, barring people who did not have appointments and warning that no slots to appear in person were currently available.

• The Affordable Care Act, the 2010 law often known as Obamacare, established broad civil rights protections in health care, barring discrimination based on race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability in “any health program or activity” that receives federal financial assistance.

• The administration has also stopped processing green cards for applicants abroad; closed the southwestern border to nonessential travel, allowing only Americans and legal permanent residents to enter while barring asylum seekers; and banned the entry of thousands of foreigners on work visas.