Sentence examples for be to prohibit from inspiring English sources

One rule that I think does make sense would be to prohibit institutions that get government support (access to the discount window, etc).

The only real, effective campaign reform would be to prohibit all contributions, have publicly financed elections and make free air time available to all candidates.

The most likely change would be to prohibit the calling of a timeout after the kicking team is set and the linemen are in their three-point stance.

The aim should be to prohibit banks from suing for old debts or from selling bad debt to third-party collectors without first notifying the debtor and providing detailed records of the amounts owed.

But in addition to strict rules of evidence, the most important decision in the trial may be to prohibit Mr. Hussein from following Mr. Milosevic's example and representing himself.

Monti has said the best thing may be to prohibit complicated mergers altogether.

The best way to avoid this is to prohibit gifts — period.

Their principal strategy has been to prohibit tiger hunting and the trading of tiger parts.

Its point was to prohibit high heels, which would have damaged the museum's mosaic floors.

At this point, the only way to control corporate lobbying in Washington is to prohibit it.

The only way you could stop that is to prohibit certain defensive formations.