Sentence examples for completely prohibiting from inspiring English sources

On November 8, 392, he made his edicts of 391 more stringent by completely prohibiting the worship of the pagan gods.

Lowering the electron dose decreases the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of the acquired micrographs accordingly, degrading the quality or even completely prohibiting the extraction of desired information from the noisy micrographs.

Of course, the Bible is not completely prohibiting people from favoring their own children over the children of others.

In 1971, federal law declared marijuana a Schedule 1 drug in the Controlled Substance Act, completely prohibiting its use.

"During my whole childhood, Buddhism was absolutely, completely prohibited.

Only two -- South Dakota and Mississippi -- completely prohibit cameras, according to the list compiled by the Radio and Television News Directors Associationn.

Instead of moderating the influence of job experience on pay, it completely prohibits any such factor being used.

Under British rule, Trinidad's development as a sugar colony continued, although in 1806 07 the slave trade was completely prohibited.

Employees are completely prohibited from traveling to the Middle East and the company is even discouraging travel within the United States.

She has to eat and drink through a straw, but she gets a friend to bring her a fifth of Jack Daniel's, which is completely prohibited, not least because Dara is taking both painkillers and antibiotics.

"It is important to remember that discriminating against a person purely because of their religion, as opposed to the way they wish to express certain religious beliefs, is completely prohibited by UK law.