Sentence examples for as prohibited from inspiring English sources

Soldiers confiscated my opera glasses (brought to better see Mr Mohammed's face) as "prohibited ocular amplification".

Around the country, some judges have banned the use of Twitter as prohibited "broadcasting" that could get information to jurors and witnesses they are not supposed to have.

Techniques were used that had been banned 30 years earlier as "prohibited and unlawful in warfare by reason of the Geneva convention".

From cough medicines to protein shakes, I had to ensure that whatever I was using to help with my training was not listed as prohibited.

In their argument before the Supreme Court, lawyers for Lochner attacked the Bakeshop Act as prohibited class legislation, because it applied to some bakers and not to others (e.g., it did not apply to bakers in hotels, restaurants, and clubs).

Marcus Owens, the former director of the tax-exempt-organizations division of the I.R.S., concurred, saying, "Calling Obama a socialist and making other negative comments, while exhorting listeners to vote for Romney, would be viewed as prohibited campaign interventions by the I.R.S".

Some construed this as prohibiting media interviews or even building Web sites listing investment results.

That latter restriction is the same as prohibiting Ali from jabbing.

Courts have interpreted the clause as prohibiting government employees from displaying religious hostility.

Many of those laws have been interpreted as prohibiting out-of-state driver's licenses from being used for voting.

The court noted that the decision should not be read as prohibiting patents on all incremental innovation.