Sentence examples for because it is prohibited from inspiring English sources

But this isn't an option for the bureau, because it is prohibited under the Dodd-Frank Act from regulating interest rates.

Mr. Burnett, 27, is an emergency medical technician and a nursing student at the University of Kentucky, Lexington, where he leaves a.45-caliber Glock pistol in the glove box of his Toyota because it is prohibited in class.

"We do not seek to be controversial, nor do we present work because it is prohibited anywhere else," said Tisa Ho, executive director of the Hong Kong Arts Festival.

The league contends the union cannot file this complaint because it is prohibited by specific language in the new collective bargaining agreement and by a stipulation agreement signed last August when the C.B.A. was completed.

Granade ruled: "Judge Davis may not deny them a license on the ground that plaintiffs constitute same-sex couples or because it is prohibited by the sanctity of marriage".

Synchronization at spot 8 is also incomplete, because it is prohibited to leave there until the restoration is completed.

American telephone company officials said they would not pay the tax because it was prohibited under the trade embargo against Cuba.

Other reasons for not disclosing information included confidentiality (193), because it was prohibited (120), law enforcement reasons (115) and because the answer might reveal too much about the creation of government policy (110).

Even before the report was made public, General Allen halted transfers of detainees to all of the facilities named in the United Nations report because under international human rights law it is prohibited to transfer any detainee to a government where there are "substantial grounds for believing that he would be in danger of being subjected to torture".

The first year of the grant, P.S. 19's Hispanic population slightly decreased to 92 percent from 95 percent; because the school was to close, it was prohibited from recruiting in the 2011-12 school year.

This procedure was performed in the United States until it was prohibited in the 1970s because of reports of lymphadenopathy, infection, granulomatous masses and fibrosis.