Sentence examples for as prohibiting from inspiring English sources

"I have been instructed after appropriate consultation... that the prohibition should not be read as prohibiting interactions that are part of the president's constitutional authority to conduct negotiations.

Florida and a few other states are considering additional restrictions on food stamp and welfare payments to the poor, such as prohibiting the purchases of snacks and sweets with food stamps and prohibiting withdrawals of welfare cash at casinos and strip clubs.

Even if the Constitution could be read as prohibiting the practice, wasn't it clearly legal now?

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.

The Bill is expected to include many of the rights found in the ECHR, such as prohibiting torture, but ensure British courts have seniority over Strasbourg.

Many of the rules have a clear national security purpose, such as prohibiting photos of military satellite equipment or security checkpoints.

The distinction is important in discrimination law because the court has interpreted the Constitution's equal-protection guarantee as prohibiting only intentional discrimination.