Sentence examples for decree preventing from inspiring English sources

A few years back, a major Arab government took "mild" action against al-Jazeera: the then information minister issued a decree preventing our correspondent from attending official functions.

In 2011 the FTC and Facebook agreed to a legally binding consent decree preventing the company from sharing their user data outside of a user's specific privacy without consent.

The decree prevents strategically important companies that do business overseas — a category that includes Gazprom — from providing information to foreign regulators without approval from the Kremlin.

"Starting today," Justice Thomas wrote, "ours can count itself among the few in which judicial decree prevents voters from making that choice".

The decree prevents Ranbaxy from manufacturing drugs at its most troubled facilities until it can show it is meeting United States standards, although it was allowed to continue making products — including the generic version of Lipitor — at other plants.

Though a 1978 amnesty decree prevented prosecution for pre-1978 offenses, the new Aylwin government sought disclosure of the truth and recompense for the victim's families and appointed a National Commission for Truth and Reconciliation.

§ 838.1010 Court orders or decrees preventing payment of lump sums.

The decrees prevent the courts from attempting to dissolve the upper house of parliament or the constituent assembly which is drawing up the country's new constitution, both dominated by his Islamist allies.

The decree could prevent all their candidates from taking part in the election.

The law center secured a consent decree that prevented the Carolina Knights from continuing their racist paramilitary pursuits.

The remedy was included in the consent decree to prevent Microsoft from using its monopoly on the desktop to gain an unfair advantage in competition for server software.