Sentence examples for able to prohibit from inspiring English sources

The unanimous vote follows two months of heated debate about whether such facilities should be able to prohibit children who are at risk of being lured or coerced into sex trafficking from leaving the premises.

So if adults choose to use marijuana instead of alcohol, the governments, as a matter of freedom and liberty, should not be able to prohibit them from doing so.

This approach is a barrier to people on housing benefit being able to access social housing, and is going to prohibit tenants from downsizing.

If not, how to prohibit land grab?

Both advised him to prohibit the signs.

But it wasn't until 2007 that the state passed comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation, which finally seemed to generate momentum: a relatively short time afterward, in Brown's first months as governor, she was able to sign bills prohibiting so-called conversion therapy in Oregon and enacting broad protections for transgender students.

Teachers are now able to search pupils for prohibited items and more easily remove disruptive pupils, the DfE said.

For those fortunate enough to have family able to visit, contact is prohibited.

To their credit, they were able to make a bilateral agreement prohibiting it.

Consumers may determine that they benefit from certain types of sales or transfers of their personal information, but they will not be able to permit certain sales while prohibiting others.

He promised "super-fast and super-sensitive technologies to be able to detect the use of prohibited substances".