Sentence examples for designed to prohibit the from inspiring English sources
We show that these torsional springs can be designed to prohibit the interpenetration of neighboring tetrahedra, and therefore to provide the method of spring analogy with the robustness needed for enlarging its range of applications.
The WHO Code was designed to prohibit such advertising, but the resources of the formula industry remain almost inexhaustible.
Four measures--one designed to prohibit terrorists on the "no fly" list from purchasing guns--failed, despite overwhelming support by the American public.
"Statutes such as ours," Colorado's Supreme Court observed, "are designed to prohibit and punish the disgraceful and scandalous conduct of those who would, by their evil and immoral example, debase and demoralize society".
So-called "Son of Sam" laws are designed to prohibit criminals from profiting directly from the sale of their personal effects or stories.
The term has unique connotations and meaning, and denying it to some citizens in otherwise equal relationships represents the kind of exclusion the 14th amendment was designed to prohibit.
In the nineteen-thirties, Congress had passed laws designed to prohibit private citizens from meddling in foreign conflicts and, potentially, drawing the nation into war.
McAuliffe ultimately signed off on the budget Friday after vetoing several amendments designed to prohibit Medicaid expansion to Virginia's low-income residents as authorized under the Affordable Care Act.
The Microsoft system is designed to prohibit Internet users from making illegal copies of movies or songs played in Windows Media 9 or 10 formats.
The Texas Republican went on the argue that the FISA ruling authorizing the NSA surveillance equates to a general warrant -- something the Fourth Amendment was designed to prohibit.
