debarment (Meaning)
debarment (n)
the state of being debarred (excluded from enjoying certain possessions or rights or practices)
the act of prevention by legal means
debarment (n.)
Hindrance from approach; exclusion.
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debarment Sentence Examples
- The company faced debarment from government contracts due to violations of labor laws.
- Following an investigation, the student's debarment from the university was announced for academic dishonesty.
- The contractor's debarment was a result of consistently failing to meet project deadlines.
- Debarment from professional associations can have significant repercussions on an individual's career prospects.
- The politician's debarment from public office was a consequence of corruption charges.
- The athlete's debarment from competition stemmed from the use of performance-enhancing drugs.
- Legal proceedings led to the debarment of the lawyer from practicing law in the state.
- The restaurant faced debarment from serving alcohol after repeated violations of liquor licensing regulations.
- The company's debarment from industry certifications raised concerns about the quality of its products.
- The employee's debarment from company events followed a series of misconduct incidents.
FAQs About the word debarment
the state of being debarred (excluded from enjoying certain possessions or rights or practices), the act of prevention by legal meansHindrance from approach; ex
neutralization, thwarting, baffling,deterrence, prohibition, nullification, enjoining, frustration, proscription, prevention
support, support, assistance, aid, aid,assistance, promotion, facilitation, facilitation, promotion
The company faced debarment from government contracts due to violations of labor laws.
Following an investigation, the student's debarment from the university was announced for academic dishonesty.
The contractor's debarment was a result of consistently failing to meet project deadlines.
Debarment from professional associations can have significant repercussions on an individual's career prospects.
