111.   The company was barred from receiving bank loans under a financial stabilization agreement with the International Monetary Fund.

112.   The Federal Communications Commission adopted rules that would bar phone companies from getting exclusive rights to serve apartment complexes and office buildings with multiple businesses.

113.   The Federal Communications Commission adopted rules that would bar phone companies from getting exclusive rights to serve office buildings with multiple businesses.

114.   The order also bars the company from misrepresenting tests, studies or research.

115.   The lawsuit seeks to collect damages from tobacco companies for profits allegedly earned through fraudulent practices and to bar the companies from similar future behavior.

116.   The settlement also bars the companies from any new misleading advertising and from selling their customer lists.

117.   The sanctions bar the companies from receiving U.S. government assistance and from selling their products to the United States.

118.   The sanctions bar these companies from receiving U.S. government assistance and from selling their products to the United States.

119.   The suit seeks to collect damages from tobacco companies for profits allegedly earned through fraudulent practices and to bar the companies from similar future behavior.

120.   Then, the Canadian government opened an inquiry into whether the retailer had violated a Canadian law that bars companies operating in Canada from obeying the American law.