Sentence examples for considering prohibiting from inspiring English sources

It ran a consultation this summer and said it was considering prohibiting employers from taking any cut to provide greater protection to workers.

At a time when some municipalities are considering prohibiting use of portable telephones while driving, the bill passed both houses with nearly unanimous support.

Their past protests led the Mexican government to ban the capture of local dolphins, and the legislature is considering prohibiting imports as well.

The SEC is said to be considering prohibiting such weasel words from the accounts of British firms listed in America.In German accounts, says Liesel Knorr, secretary-general of the German Accounting Standards Committee, "there is quite a bit of small-time cheating and there might be big cheating as well".

A government consultation on service charges and tipping, led by the former business secretary Sajid Javid, called for service charges on customers' bills to be clear and voluntary and said it was considering prohibiting employers from taking any cut, to provide greater protection for workers.

The group is also considering prohibiting contracting with or purchasing from businesses in those states, and will propose new regulations aimed at protecting LGBT rights. .

This paper firstly presents the OPF model of AC/DC hybrid power system with wind farms integration in Section 2, considering prohibited operating zones, valve-point loading effects of generators and carbon tax.

Officials "will consider prohibiting the book," he added.

The greens almost won in 2000, convincing the National Park Service (NPS) to consider prohibiting snowmobiles in Yellowstone.

Mr. Kalikow, left, said the authority would also consider prohibiting passengers from drinking alcoholic beverages that they take onto the trains.

Four, consider prohibiting American companies from flying into Baghdad in the early days, because attackers are more likely to aim at planes they think are from the United States.