Sentence examples for explicitly prohibiting from inspiring English sources

Some leading medical schools, meanwhile, have added policies explicitly prohibiting faculty from signing on to ghostwritten articles.

The National Organ Transplant Act was passed to regulate the availability of organs for transplantation through voluntary donation exclusively by explicitly prohibiting organ purchases.

He issued executive orders, which are still enforced, explicitly prohibiting discrimination based on sexual orientation in federal hiring practices and in granting government security clearances.

(In a small leap of evolutionary faith, the museum elected not to post signs explicitly prohibiting middle-schoolers from sniggering about sperm or making Moby-Dick jokes).

Many clinicians already prescribe pain medication to veterans who use medical marijuana, as there was no rule explicitly prohibiting them from doing so, despite the federal marijuana laws.

Instead of explicitly prohibiting discrimination, it states that the "enjoyment of the rights and freedoms shall be secured without discrimination" on the grounds of protected characteristics.

That's explicitly prohibited in the law.

The Espionage Act explicitly prohibits such actions.

The 2003 Medicare law explicitly prohibits such negotiations.

Some lawyers say that leases should explicitly prohibit waste pits.

Apparently he did not explicitly prohibit the tapes' destruction.