Sentence examples for formally prohibit from inspiring English sources

The first person in history to formally prohibit the killing of innocents and non-combatants was the prophet Muhammad.

The latter provision was aimed at that portion of the existing Treasury Department regulation that does not formally prohibit American tourists from visiting Cuba but bars them from spending any money once there.

The document about the media ban, which is stamped "urgent" and "top secret," opens with a reminder that the "fundamental responsibility" of the media should be to "create an atmosphere of calm in society" and that the decision to formally prohibit mention of the opposition leaders was prompted by the concerns of "security officials".

[Update 3 15pm PST 6/10: In response to this article, Doodle Draw's developer voluntarily removed the ability to earn in-game currency by inviting friends to play. So that's a win for anti-spam. Hopefully Facebook will formally prohibit this in the future.].

The quarrel between Henry and Gregory intensified after the pope formally prohibited lay investiture at the council of November 1078.

The Massachusetts Highway Department, the report says, was formally prohibited from using the data to offer highway message board estimates to Boston-area commuters on traffic delays.

For years, this clamorous outpost on the Iraqi border thrived on the illegal trade in diesel fuel that is still formally prohibited by the United Nations.

The Ministry of Religious Affairs has had control over the Wall since the 1967 War, and formally prohibited non-Orthodox prayer, though, informally, pilgrims did what they wished.

As far as baseball's drug programme is concerned, the New York Yankees' third baseman is a first-time offender: the period in which he admits having used steroids occurred before MLB formally prohibited them.

On the other hand, the anciently allowable practice of parents becoming sponsors for their own children, though gradually becoming obsolete, seems to have lingered until the 9th century, when it was at last formally prohibited by the Council of Mainz (813).

Newman's determination to make the promenade concerts attractive to everyone led him to permit smoking during concerts, which was not formally prohibited at the Proms until 1971.