Sentence examples for Were prohibiting from inspiring English sources
Then, while researching the business, he discovered that the chemicals used by most cleaners were prohibiting new entrants.
Aerial photography had become essential to military intelligence during World War I, and by the 1930s, some countries were prohibiting it to prevent the gathering of strategic knowledge.
The framers recognized, of course, that a candidate's religion (or lack thereof) would enter political debate, and they were prohibiting only a formal test for taking office.
"Lots of lessons that were prohibiting spin outs, in both a confidence and ability to get things going, is now being addressed.
Lavrov condemned the "complete incompetence" on the part of his western colleagues, who he said were "prohibiting the OPCW from sending their experts to the site of the incident, as well as to the airfield from where aircraft loaded with chemical weapons allegedly flew out".
In that respect, as Knope tells the Ryersonian, "It seemed really ironic to me that the meeting was about racialization and they were prohibiting certain people from entering".
Media were prohibited from entering the area.
Even words like 'future negotiations' were prohibited".
Before Proposition 13, parcel taxes were prohibited.
Women were prohibited from working.
