Sentence examples for future prohibit from inspiring English sources

Although Springleaf warns borrowers beforehand, and routinely cancels its coverage once they obtain an adequate policy, Springleaf acknowledged in a public filing that "because our customers do not affirmatively consent" to the insurance when it is purchased, "regulators may in the future prohibit" it.

The measures, which are supposed to be in effect for only a week but are widely expected to be extended in some form well into the future, will prohibit electronic transfer of funds from Cyprus to other countries.

students from certain countries and strong indications that visa policy in the future will prohibit these students from enrolling in certain fields of study at U.S. universities.

For example, assuming that future people have certain welfare rights against us, there are considerations based on the rights of future people that prohibit us from choosing a policy of depletion.

The current settlement will not change the way swipe fees are priced and will prohibit future law suits.

Insignia also said that it would prohibit future loans to executives and ban modifications to existing loans that would benefit executives.

Some of these restrictions will not only prohibit future harm but also, over time, should help restore the prospect of competition that was destroyed by Microsoft's violations.

Because their installation on an otherwise low-rise horizon provoked a hue-and-cry from preservationists and traditionalists, they will never be replicated; revamped zoning regulations prohibit future towers in the area.

"They want to cut taxes for high-income Americans, even more than President Bush did," he said".They want to get rid of those pesky financial regulations designed to prevent another crash and prohibit future bailouts".

The statement said Tumblr would be implementing a new content policy "in the very near future" which would prohibit content "that actively promotes or glorifies self-injury or self-harm".

Opponents of the Clinton administration's plan to prohibit future roadbuilding on the remaining roadless parts of national forest land are right to characterize such prohibition as an assault on their way of life.