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Meanings of barring in English
Usage of barring in English
1
LaFemina said that could remain the case for now, barring incremental deals.
2
By barring moderate opposition candidate Bobonazarova, secular authorities risk radicalising the opposition.
3
By barring moderate opposition candidate Oynihol Bobonazarova, secular authorities risk radicalizing opposition.
4
It was clear now that action was inevitable, barring Saddam's voluntary departure.
5
The agency also wants an order barring Cohen from the securities industry.
6
They are likely to stay open, barring another big outbreak of violence.
7
A court order barring further contact between the two also was issued.
8
The flier zoomed, rising to avoid a high bridge barring their way.
9
Circuit Court of Appeals order that lifted an injunction barring same-sex unions.
10
And while he slept the gates were closing and barring the way.
11
Cuban officials have made no comment on the effective barring of Nowak.
12
The CFPB built that assumption into its rule barring mandatory arbitration clauses.
13
For the most part, barring illegal connections, this exorbitant increase is unavoidable.
14
Both actors signed nondisclosure agreements barring them from discussing their relationship publicly.
15
Most of Asia, barring Malaysia and Vietnam, imports huge amount of oil.
16
The orderly shook his head, the two soldiers were barring the gateway.
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South Africa
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Ireland
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United States of America
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