Sentence examples for basis to prohibit from inspiring English sources

There is no legitimate basis to prohibit members of the Commission on Judicial Conduct from political activity in non-judicial races.

"Receiving a subpoena regarding a company is not sufficient basis" to prohibit a company from doing business with the city, Jennifer Hoyle, a spokeswoman for the Law Department, said in an e-mail Thursday.

"The proposed German law, currently in draft form, would apply to any aggregator, not just Google, and would provide a legal basis to prohibit unauthorised use of publishers' content".

But after negotiations between Hikurangi and officials from the Ministry of Health and MPI, the updated regulations now acknowledge there is no scientific basis to prohibit high-THC strains because strength of the strain has no bearing on the diseases a plant might carry.

However, this service is on a restricted basis to prohibit unauthorized access.

"The Council's text does not give any solid legal basis to really prohibit the cultivation of GMOs, and gives biotechnology companies an exorbitant weight in the decision-making process," Lepage said in a statement before the vote.

For neuroscientific findings of fetal pain to serve as a basis for permitting states to prohibit abortion prior to viability, they must tell us something about the nature of a fetus that makes the state's interest in protecting it more compelling than its interest in protecting a woman's right to make basic decisions about her own body.

Mr. Kirk, who is divorced, voted against a constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage and supported legislation to prohibit discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.

Sexuality is a hot-button issue: To join the Union, Ukraine would have to prohibit discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.

Just two years before, in the spring of 1972, Congress had passed Title IX, an amendment designed to prohibit discrimination on the basis of gender but one that became a mandate for women's sports at American colleges.

Ms Hassan told Mr Cameron that the DUP had "voted consistently against government bills to prohibit discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation".