Sentence examples for entirely prohibit from inspiring English sources

But the Justice Department rulebook doesn't entirely prohibit the possibility of Mueller diverging from standard practice.

A board generally could not entirely prohibit the leasing of units, Mr. Greenstein said, unless the bylaws contain a provision giving it the power to do so.

When, as to one object, they entirely prohibit any act whatever, and, as to another object, only limit the exercise of the power, they must, in reason, be supposed to mean different things.

It constrained but did not entirely prohibit proprietary securities trading by government-guaranteed banks.

Road transport between trail heads and Mammoth Mountain in summer is by shuttle bus only ($8 adult) – cars are almost entirely prohibited.

Legal experts said it could signal a sharp change in direction for a legal system that has for centuries monitored, regulated and, sometimes, entirely prohibited begging.

In sum, begging is speech protected by the First Amendment that may be regulated, but not entirely prohibited, to achieve the government interests advanced in this case.

While no other state has entirely prohibited its legislators from having outside employment income, all place at least some restriction on, or require some disclosure of, lawmakers' conflicts of interest, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.

This is nothing more than a thinly disguised constitutional policy of minimizing or entirely prohibiting the use in evidence of voluntary out-of-court admissions and confessions made by the accused.

Nor do I understand why the Florida Supreme Court's recount order, which helps to redress this inequity, must be entirely prohibited based on a deficiency that could easily be remedied.

Laia Abril Abril has documented abortion both in places where it is entirely prohibited, such as Malta and Chile, and in those where it is ambiguously legal or highly regulated, like Uganda and some parts of the United States.