debar

Then there came a pause in which I was debarred from any speaking.

In serious cases, a party may be debarred from future exporting for a period of time.

Are you one of those who think the Church debarred from mundane pleasure?

The kind of saturation search that would soon find him was debarred.

- who are still debarred from returning to their homes?

Unfortunately, however, he was debarred from following it up.

If convicted he could be debarred from public office.

Carr was the one player on the Michigan team to be debarred as a result of the rule change.

Subsequently he was debarred from the 2009 general election.

After 2 months in police detention, he was released, but debarred from Delhi.

It is not that children of high intelligence are somehow debarred from having a rich and satisfying school life.

Nor are we debarred from using "content" rather than "object" where the former is more natural.

And though as a woman she was debarred from some things, I don't suppose her looks did any harm, no matter how foreign.

All five were debarred from entering France for five years.

Henry deeply felt the misfortune of being debarred from a liberal education.

A person who has been debarred on an earlier occasion shall not be entitled to participate.

Any deviations from prescribed norms led to candidates being debarred.

But it was during his tenure that the College Council debarred them.

After all, Shapiro was on holiday, specifically debarred from engaging in police business for a week or so.

Later he was taken out of the jail and debarred from the Punjab province for six months.

How can I then return in happy plight That am debarred the benefit of rest?

Yet, again, all that I knew of dreams debarred me from putting any real hope in such a joyous prospect.

"Being dumb would have debarred her from most jobs and that is one of the few at which she could have made a little money."

Is a married man to be debarred from all friendship and intimacy with another woman?'

Cadets could resign their appointments, but those who did so were forever debarred from the service.