Sentence examples for essentially prohibit from inspiring English sources

New emission standards will essentially prohibit new coal-fired power stations in the United States, Mr. Varro said.

In fact, Mitchell-Lama rules essentially prohibit owners of co-ops from making a profit on them when they move.

While the N.C.A.A. opted not to shut down the program for a year, the penalties will essentially prohibit Penn State football from having a full complement of scholarship players until 2020.

In Germany, a proposal from the Ministry of Justice would essentially prohibit using false information to create an e-mail account, making the standard Internet practice of creating accounts with pseudonyms illegal.

More than a dozen states have set their own rate caps and other rules that essentially prohibit payday loans, but the market is flourishing in at least 30 states.

The State Investment Council -- a group of academics, union representatives and finance executives who determine how the state will allocate its pension funds -- has proposed a restrictive set of regulations that would essentially prohibit anyone who contributes to any candidate from getting the investment work.

Its refusal essentially prohibits constitutional review of the 2008 law and whether Congress and the executive branch have undercut fundamental liberties.

"Companies have got to be aware that federal law essentially prohibits them from having rules like the one passed in Alabama".

The policy change, known as the Home Valuation Code of Conduct, essentially prohibits real estate agents and mortgage brokers from ordering appraisals, and gives total control to banks and lenders.

In recent years, United States authorities have stepped up enforcement of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, which essentially prohibits American companies from giving "anything of value" to a foreign official to win "an improper advantage" in business.

The rider essentially prohibits the Department of Agriculture from stopping production of any genetically engineered crop once it's in the ground, even if there is evidence that it is harmful.