Sentence examples for are technically prohibited from inspiring English sources
Mexico does not have Las Vegas-style gambling, or more accurately, such gaming houses are technically prohibited by law.
There aren't statistics on the subject, of course, since inmates are technically prohibited from gambling, but some bookies in my facility claim to make upward of $30,000 a year.
And as a Muslim, he admits that he is technically prohibited from handling alcohol.
Orszag was technically prohibited from advocating policies in his old job.
Though swimming is technically prohibited -- people have been killed diving into the pools -- you will spy numerous lawbreakers enjoying a quick cool-down.
But despite Mr. Dermouche's success, his appointment as prefect in Jura has created a stir because it appeared to many people to be an example of affirmative action, a policy that is technically prohibited in France.
Firstly, it indicates that illicit cross border exposure to direct to consumer advertising has the potential to modify drug use, even where such advertising is technically prohibited.
Candidates are technically legally prohibited from making advertisements with super PACs.
Never mind that it is all technically prohibited by Canadian law.
The initial police raids of 2011 stopped, but clubs were still technically prohibited from operating past midnight.
I found Stevedore Crawford Jr., 53, of Delaware, Ohio, standing in a white T-shirt that said "TAMIR RICE ONLY," with what looked to be three technically prohibited lime-green squirt guns on the sidewalk.
