Sentence examples for council prohibited from inspiring English sources

The council prohibited simony and lay investiture, declaring that no priest or cleric could accept a church from a layman.

Then, in 2004, concerned about the program's effect on minority residents, the Council prohibited the use of racial or ethnic profiling.

Yaakov Marom, of Sunningfields Road, Hendon, was fined £1,500 after pleading guilty to failing to comply with an order served by the council prohibiting occupation of the room.

At that time, Ms. Bruncaj said she could not specify the issues that led to the decision because council policy prohibited disclosure of audit information.

Caerphilly council has prohibited smoking in nearly 100 play areas after a campaign by local young people.

In the fifth century, St. Patrick, himself a former slave, condemned the enslavement of free people and in 1102, St. Anselm (Archbishop of Canterbury) presided over a national ecclesiastical council which prohibited the slave trade: "Let no one hereafter presume to engage in that nefarious trade in which hitherto in England men were usually sold like brute animals".

Since 2007, a further third of councils have prohibited this practice so that only 11 councils still allow candidates to put posters on lampposts.

While the Knights of Columbus support political awareness and activity, United States councils are prohibited by tax laws from engaging in candidate endorsement and partisan political activity due to their non-profit status.

A Foreign Office spokeswoman said: "North Korea is fully aware that multiple UN security council resolutions prohibit the use of ballistic missile technology.

The new mayor got the city council to prohibit smoking in bars and restaurants at a time when such bans were in their infancy.

Among the more unusual PSPOs, which attract £100 on-the-spot fines, is one drafted by North East Derbyshire council which prohibits "playing golf, or being in possession of golf equipment, on the open, park areas" in Mickley.