Sentence examples for actually prohibits from inspiring English sources

It actually prohibits speech.

But the Endangered Species Act is not the correct tool to address climate change — the act itself actually prohibits any consideration of broader issues.

The Olympic Charter actually prohibits political activism, stating, "no kind of demonstration or political, religious or racial propaganda is permitted in any Olympic sites, venues or other areas".

Then President Barack Obama disappointed environmentalists when he signed a bill into law that actually prohibits United States airlines from paying the tax when landing in Europe, in contravention of international law.

The exemption also imposes strict limitations on advertising and traditional selling efforts and thus, as a result of the integration doctrine, limits (actually, prohibits) combining a crowdfunding exemption with another exemption (such as Rule 506 or Rule 147).

"As you try to understand what the master settlement actually prohibits, you always discover things that are ambiguous and could be clearer," said Dennis Eckhart, a California assistant attorney general.

Yet these demonstrations, or even their use in actual war, are not actually prohibited, or even addressed, by the Outer Space Treaty.

There is also a three-card-monte element to the argument since Professor Bainbridge should be well aware that the ability for shareholders to nominate directors in the first place is an issue of State law (a few States actually prohibit it, a silly prohibition that rests with those retrograde State legislatures to address).

At least in the US, does the law actually prohibit issuer-licensed insider trading?

But human rights advocates say there is disagreement over what tactics are actually prohibited.

The constitutional courts of France, Italy and Austria, as well as the European Court of Justice, actually prohibit dissenting or other separate opinions.