Sentence examples for either prohibited from inspiring English sources

Regulation is generally light thanks to weak governance; engineers can try things out that are either prohibited or prohibitively bureaucratic elsewhere.

At the same time, Hollywood distributors were either prohibited from distributing - or else chose not to distribute - their films.

Abortion is either prohibited altogether or is legal only where a woman's life is in danger in many parts of Africa.

The coordination, they allege, "resulted in either prohibited and illegal in-kind or direct contributions". Defendants argue their actions were legal and allowed under state law.

However, the rise in the popularity of bowhunting corresponds with an increase in deer populations in suburban America, where hunting with firearms is either prohibited or severely restricted.

"It's clear that undocumented private-party sales are an important way for either prohibited persons or those who are getting guns with criminal intent to get those guns," Dr. Wintemute said.

Most states now either prohibit capital punishment altogether or ban its use against the mentally retarded.

Resulting covenants either prohibit managers from implementing the strategy or force them to modify it.

In civilian courts, rape shield laws either prohibit or limit questions about a woman's sexual history.

The world abortion map shows in red or pink those nations that either prohibit abortion altogether or restrict it severely.

The trouble with this -- issues like this is in Washington we either prohibit it or subsidize it.