Sentence examples for effectively prohibiting from inspiring English sources

In 1996, it declined to update the building's offering plan, effectively prohibiting it from selling shares.

In the event of resignation, the vice president would assume the title and position of president—not acting president—effectively prohibiting the departing president from returning to office.

Fortunately for Manning, the N.F.L. is making it increasingly easy for quarterbacks to take a punch, by effectively prohibiting the defense from throwing one.

One of the measures approved this month punishes legislators for switching political parties, effectively prohibiting lawmakers like Mr. García from peeling away from Mr. Chávez's coalition to the opposition.

Minis and micro-minis have dominated the fashion scene for the past couple of years, effectively prohibiting anyone over the age of 22 from making the ultimate fashion statement.

MOSCOW — Microsoft announced sweeping changes on Monday to ensure that the authorities in Russia and elsewhere do not use crackdowns on software piracy as an excuse to suppress advocacy or opposition groups, effectively prohibiting its lawyers from taking part in such cases.

(Securities and Exchange Commission rules effectively prohibit retail investors from doing so).

But shortly after, the government effectively prohibited the export as Reprieve had requested.

They are now effectively prohibited from providing gifts to students who sign up for credit cards.

World Trade Organization rules effectively prohibit local content requirements for eligibility for subsidies.

"It effectively prohibits the removal of any debris by personnel at a site".