The phrase "and prohibited those" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing restrictions or bans on certain actions or items.
Example: "The new regulations were strict, and prohibited those who did not comply from participating in the event."
Alternatives: "and banned those" or "and disallowed those".
In addition, the parks have banned visitors from carrying toy guys and prohibited those over age 14 from wearing masks or costumes that conceal their identities.
Klaffky, in a brief phone interview, said that as a lobbyist for StudentsFirst he did not work on some of the bill's toughest provisions, including language that limited collective bargaining rights among public employees (including teachers) for benefits, or language that eliminated binding arbitration and prohibited those same employees from striking.
Negotiators should hold them to their word and prohibit those responsible for atrocities from holding power or running for office.
It would only take two small paragraphs to change our burden of proof and prohibit those with intellectual disabilities from being executed," Young said.
Once identified, professional or institutional policy should make rulings on which kinds of payments are acceptable and why, and prohibit those that are aimed at promotion or marketing.
The next step is the development of policy to manage justifiable interactions and prohibit those that cannot be justified on the basis of enhancing patient care.
In Mobile v. Bolden (1980), the Supreme Court held that as originally enacted in 1965, Section 2 simply restated the Fifteenth Amendment and prohibited only those laws that were enacted or operated for a discriminatory purpose.
In 1953 the Ministry for Religion decreed that no foreign missionaries would be allowed into the country, and a subsequent law prohibited those already in Indonesia from teaching.
As it turns out, my Spanish was close: During the 1920s, Chinese laborers outnumbered Mexicans in Mexicali by a ratio of eight to one, and a network of subterranean tunnels connected their opium dens and brothels to those eager and prohibited Americans living just across the border.
The historic bill extended health care to some 30 million previously uninsured Americans and prohibited insurers from denying coverage to those with preexisting conditions.
The real problem lies with the professional chefs and famous cookbook authors and reviewers themselves, who have made their professions into "entertainment, spectacle, news, fashion, science," consequently raising prices and thereby prohibiting those who hate to cook (or who want a break from home cooking) from enjoying a "simple" meal in a nice restaurant.
