Sentence examples for decide whether to prohibit from inspiring English sources

Other countries can then decide whether to prohibit the imports.

Nebraskans will decide whether to prohibit gay unions, and Alaskans will vote on a proposition that would make theirs the first state to legalize the private recreational use of marijuana.

I think we're in the red zone". N.F.L. owners will wait until May to decide whether to prohibit players from grabbing ball carriers by the inside collar of the shoulder pads and immediately pulling down the runner.

For example, this bill forbids betting on sports events, while the earlier one let sports organizations decide themselves whether to prohibit online betting on their games.

Individual states could decide whether to continue to prohibit public sale.

If Roe were overturned, states could decide for themselves whether to prohibit abortions.

Twenty states prohibit concealed weapons, and the remainder allow colleges and universities to decide whether to allow or prohibit them.

Last month the commission proposed an overhaul of the bloc's rules on the cultivation of modified organisms, which if approved would allow member states to decide whether to allow or prohibit such crops in their territories.

All that a court can do is to determine the photocopying an infringement, leaving it to the owner to decide whether to license or to prohibit the practice.

And in Minnesota, voters will decide whether to amend the state's constitution to prohibit same-sex marriage.

The Princeton and Harvard programs are not binding (students who are accepted early can wait until as late as May 1 to decide whether to attend) but students are prohibited from applying early to any other private college.