Sentence examples for because he is prohibited from inspiring English sources

This is not about speculating whether Pantoja will exercise his right to perform as a journalist in another country because he is prohibited from doing so in his own.

"There is no safe way to getting risk management right because by its very nature risk is risk," said one senior Wall Street executive who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was prohibited from speaking publicly about the matter.

Ms. Sánchez will not, for example, take a book tour to promote "Havana Real" because she is prohibited from leaving Cuba.

Pedersen has not said; requests from newspapers and television in her native Norway to interview her were turned down because she is prohibited by FIFA from speaking to reporters without the world body's permission.

He was prohibited by federal law, because of a previous felony conviction, from purchasing firearms.

Is it because biking is prohibited?

If airlines do not comply with the European rule because they are prohibited from doing so by national legislation, he said, they may eventually be barred from European Union airports.

The officers spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were prohibited from speaking to reporters.

This is very unfair to solar users because they are prohibited from selling excess power to anyone other than the monopolies.

In addition, the 2006 decree failed to address the transportation problem: if women were going to work in those shops, they would need a man to drive them because they are prohibited from driving.

The meeting took place at Patroon, near the league's Midtown Manhattan headquarters, according to the two people, who requested anonymity because they were prohibited by their superiors from discussing the matter publicly.