In addition, impersonating anyone or anything is prohibited.
Early on, when the law was being drafted, there was ambitious talk about banning the use of mosques for anything related to campaigns and prohibiting the use of religious figures and slogans, which are powerful in Iraq, especially in the vast rural south, where some people are only semiliterate.
Its Chinese search engine was tailored to the country's strict censorship laws, which prohibits searches for anything considered remotely anti-communist, such as George Orwell and the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests, as well as queries related to sex and international news.
While doctors can use an approved drug for anything they see fit, companies are prohibited from marketing drugs for uses not approved by the F.D.A.
Many Colorado land owners are prohibited from using water for anything except in-house domestic use.
Contacting our members for anything other than legitimate modeling related work is strictly prohibited and will result in immediate account cancellation.
Under Texas law, political action committees are generally prohibited from using corporate and union donations for anything other than administrative expenses, like rent and utilities.
Gov. George E. Pataki today released the details of his plan to restrict the state's ability to borrow, including a provision that would prohibit the state from using borrowed money for anything other than capital projects.
Despite such suggestions that the contributions will help pay for attacks on the Republicans, the Federal Election Commission prohibits money given to that committee to pay for anything other than campaign lawyers and accountants.
The FBI, for example, prohibited recording.
