Sentence examples for The prohibited from inspiring English sources
verb
To forbid, disallow, or proscribe officially; to make illegal or illicit.
- The restaurant prohibits smoking on the patio.
The prohibited conduct includes torture, murder, rape, and the infliction of severe physical or mental pain.
The prohibited area now covers 19 percent of the gulf, nearly double what it was, according to the agency.
The prohibited list is reviewed annually and is subject to change as new doping substances or methods are identified.
The prohibited zone will be about 30 miles wide but does not affect commercial aircraft, which fly in established air traffic corridors.
But the substance, the cocaine, is on the prohibited list.
Speaking of tying things together, I'd like to tie the prohibited items list into this post.
Halfway through Less Than Zero the band suddenly stopped and played the prohibited Radio Radio instead.
All students who exhibit the prohibited behavior are treated the same way.
He was unique enough to carry the prohibited modifier: Mark was very unique".
In early May, Cilic tested positive for the prohibited substance nikethamide, an ingredient in glucose tablets he had taken.
Reanalysis of Francis's samples from the Games in China resulted in a positive test for the prohibited substance stanozolol.
