The phrase "as a prohibiting" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when it could be used due to its incorrect structure and lack of context.
Example: "The regulations were established as a prohibiting measure against illegal activities."
Alternatives: "as a restriction" or "as a ban".
(See also IFQ sablefish; sablefish as a prohibited species at § 679.21(a)(5); and sablefish as a prohibited species at § 679.24(c)(2)(ii)).
Being listed as a prohibited contact places no legal obligations on the person who is listed.
In a statement, Reedie added: "There is no doubt as to the status of meldonium as a prohibited substance.
In many countries, pepper spray is highly regulated; the United Kingdom, for instance, classifies it as a prohibited weapon, along with explosive bullets and rocket launchers.
Further north, between Mali and Morocco, a swath of territory has been set aside as a prohibited military zone, swallowing up a third of the country.
Washington, Seoul and other view the launch as a prohibited test of missile technology and are pushing hard to have Pyongyang slapped with strong sanctions.
Washington, Seoul and others view the launch as a prohibited test of missile technology and are pushing for stronger sanctions against the regime.
When a court rules that a person is dangerously mentally ill, he said, the records should then be submitted to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System, and the potential buyer would be classified as a prohibited purchaser — along with felons, domestic abusers and others.
Propecia had been listed as a prohibited substance by the United States and world antidoping agencies because its active ingredient, finasteride, can mask steroids like nandrolone and testosterone, according to some studies.
They acquitted him of 15 charges related to the robbery, chase and standoff that ended in police gunfire at Davis, and found him guilty only of possessing a firearm as a prohibited person, which carries a five-year minimum sentence.
