Sentence examples for Prohibited from inspiring English sources

I want to make sure you can use it as an indirect letter of support for your project so you can go back to Walt [Secord, chief of staff for then-premier Kristina Keneally]." Earlier in the day, Liberal MP Marie Ficarra denied arranging for a property developer to give $5,000 to Eightbyfive to skirt electoral funding laws that prohibited political parties from accepting such donations.

And if we have a responsibility, then it is to learn, now, before somebody concludes that learning should be prohibited.

This is despite the death sentence being prohibited for under-18s under international law.

Gay marriage is currently illegal in all Asian, Middle Eastern and African countries (barring South Africa); liberal western democracies notable for not having passed equal marriage legislation include Germany, Italy, Australia and the US, where gay marriage is considered a state issue and is still prohibited in 13 of the country's 50 states.

All of this is despite child marriage being prohibited under Nigerian law more than a decade ago.

At the beginning of the war vodka, the national spirit of Russia, was prohibited in Russia, and absinthe, the pernicious decoction of wormwood so popular in France, and similar liquors, temporarily, in France.

"The Tribunal was comfortably satisfied that the substance Thymosin Beta-4 was at the relevant time a prohibited substance under the Code," tribunal chairman David Jones said.

Dr Orantes sits back in his chair, loosens his tie, takes a sip of cappuccino and announces grandly: "There are three factors: prohibited pesticides, combinations of pesticides, and no protection from pesticides".

When military leaders are given objectives, they achieve them at whatever collateral cost they are not explicitly prohibited from incurring.

The Telegraph accuses the chancellor of claiming back the cost of two properties at the same time, something prohibited by the parliamentary authorities.

You are prohibited from putting loans into a club.