Definition of exclusion order in English:

exclusion order

noun

British

An official order excluding a person from a particular place, especially to prevent a crime being committed.
Example sentencesExamples
- Under the new scheme, someone charged with a drink-related offence or issued with a court exclusion order after conviction will immediately receive an interim banning order.
- Where charges are brought, it is hoped that magistrates will support the ban by imposing their own exclusion order.
- It is a far cry from the 1980s, when the sacred site was closed to the general public and a four-mile exclusion order put in place around it following a series of problems.
- The new bill will allow the district court to impose the additional sanction of an exclusion order on a person who is facing a conviction for a public order offence under the 1994 act.
- The man, a self-confessed alcoholic, is one of the few people in Essex who is subject of a football exclusion order and banned from any organised football match.
- More than 200 shops in the York area have recently banned a persistent shoplifter from their premises under a new exclusion order spearheaded by Retailers Against Crime in York.
- A high court judge yesterday modified an exclusion order on a teenager banned from school for 30 days after she organised a demonstration outside the school against the war in Iraq.
- The exclusion order becomes effective when a thief is convicted.
- Under the scheme, officers from Southampton police's licensing team can apply to city magistrates for an exclusion order for any person arrested at a pub or club and subsequently convicted of a violent offence, such as assault.
- Last night police, victims and politicians said they welcomed the innovative approach, which has already led to one criminal being re-arrested and sent to jail for breaching an exclusion order.
- The exclusion order, covering about a square mile, was made by magistrates to curb the boy's two-year toll of troublemaking.
- An unwillingness to grant the more severe (but more effective) remedies of an exclusion order and a power of arrest meant that victims might remain unprotected and ultimately be forced to leave the home.
- Gaps were left in the draft for the date of the lease, the date for commencement of the term and the date of the proposed exclusion order.
- That exclusion order would seriously affect night time trade on the street rather than boost business.
- If it's influencing them to cause violence and assault people on premises they will find themselves subject to an exclusion order.
- I do not think it would be right for me to proceed on the assumption that on account of the exclusion order the jury would award derisory or even nominal damages.
- ‘The unacceptable behaviour of a handful of people over recent weeks has led us to seek and obtain an exclusion order prohibiting several named individuals from the area around the West Beach,’ he said.
- Offenders will be tracked following their release from jail or as part of a new community penalty - the exclusion order - which courts can impose to prevent an offender going to specific locations.
Synonyms
prohibition, ban, bar, veto, proscription, interdiction, embargo, moratorium, injunction, restraining order

单词	exclusion order
释义	Definition of exclusion order in English: exclusion order noun British An official order excluding a person from a particular place, especially to prevent a crime being committed. Example sentencesExamples Under the new scheme, someone charged with a drink-related offence or issued with a court exclusion order after conviction will immediately receive an interim banning order. Where charges are brought, it is hoped that magistrates will support the ban by imposing their own exclusion order. It is a far cry from the 1980s, when the sacred site was closed to the general public and a four-mile exclusion order put in place around it following a series of problems. The new bill will allow the district court to impose the additional sanction of an exclusion order on a person who is facing a conviction for a public order offence under the 1994 act. The man, a self-confessed alcoholic, is one of the few people in Essex who is subject of a football exclusion order and banned from any organised football match. More than 200 shops in the York area have recently banned a persistent shoplifter from their premises under a new exclusion order spearheaded by Retailers Against Crime in York. A high court judge yesterday modified an exclusion order on a teenager banned from school for 30 days after she organised a demonstration outside the school against the war in Iraq. The exclusion order becomes effective when a thief is convicted. Under the scheme, officers from Southampton police's licensing team can apply to city magistrates for an exclusion order for any person arrested at a pub or club and subsequently convicted of a violent offence, such as assault. Last night police, victims and politicians said they welcomed the innovative approach, which has already led to one criminal being re-arrested and sent to jail for breaching an exclusion order. The exclusion order, covering about a square mile, was made by magistrates to curb the boy's two-year toll of troublemaking. An unwillingness to grant the more severe (but more effective) remedies of an exclusion order and a power of arrest meant that victims might remain unprotected and ultimately be forced to leave the home. Gaps were left in the draft for the date of the lease, the date for commencement of the term and the date of the proposed exclusion order. That exclusion order would seriously affect night time trade on the street rather than boost business. If it's influencing them to cause violence and assault people on premises they will find themselves subject to an exclusion order. I do not think it would be right for me to proceed on the assumption that on account of the exclusion order the jury would award derisory or even nominal damages. ‘The unacceptable behaviour of a handful of people over recent weeks has led us to seek and obtain an exclusion order prohibiting several named individuals from the area around the West Beach,’ he said. Offenders will be tracked following their release from jail or as part of a new community penalty - the exclusion order - which courts can impose to prevent an offender going to specific locations. Synonyms prohibition, ban, bar, veto, proscription, interdiction, embargo, moratorium, injunction, restraining order
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