Sentence examples for are sometimes prohibited from inspiring English sources

Ask the airlines which carriers are allowed; soft-sided carriers are more comfortable for the dog, but are sometimes prohibited.

This means they will be closed on federal holidays, and there may be restrictions on what you can carry into the building (for example cell phones with cameras are sometimes prohibited).

Loitering in public places such as hotels and stores is sometimes prohibited and often frowned upon by management.

The university says it takes a "common sense approach" to the activity, with "reasonable behaviours" likely to be tolerated when rules and regulations prohibiting it are sometimes difficult to enforce.

In the world of charter schooling, for-profit providers are lambasted and sometimes prohibited.

"Morality" in the normative sense is sometimes taken to prohibit unnatural sexual activity.

Although these sculptors were sometimes in sympathy with Surrealist objectives, their aesthetic and intellectual concerns prohibited a more consistent attachment.

Sidewalk men were sometimes arrested on charges of disorderly conduct; eventually laws were put in place that prohibited scalping within a certain distance of a venue.

Although feeding of poultry offal to poultry or livestock is legally prohibited in Germany, unintended access of backyard poultry to poultry meat and organs is sometimes possible.

To view both the phylogenetic tree and multiple sequence alignment from PLAZA 3.0, the java codes need to be downloaded into a client computer, which sometimes is prohibited by installed anti-virus software or rejected by online security systems.

Whatever plant tour you take, remember cameras and open-toed shoes are prohibited and sometimes so are cellphones, backpacks, purses and briefcases; photo ID's and reservations may be required.