Sentence examples for has long prohibited from inspiring English sources
To limit the cities' debt, Beijing has long prohibited municipalities from issuing bonds to finance government projects — as American cities do as a matter of course.
The latest is a boomlet in state laws requiring divestment from Iran.Federal law has long prohibited Americans from doing direct business with Iran.
The Justice Department has long prohibited defendants, except in the most unusual circumstances, from pleading guilty to a crime without admitting or denying the charges.
The department has long prohibited the use of illegal drugs, but fire officials said that enforcement of the policy had been spotty.
Federal law has long prohibited dealers from selling such vans to primary and secondary schools, but some dealers make such sales anyway.
The biggest advantage may be that the Indian government has long prohibited borrowing in foreign currencies by poor or middle-class households and by small and medium-size businesses.
The proposed legislation would relax Police Department rules that have long prohibited off-duty officers from taking jobs at bars and clubs where the primary business is serving alcohol.
This would be the third time in a decade that the F.C.C. has tried to loosen the rules, which have long prohibited the ownership of multiple media outlets in one area.
The Screen Actors Guild, one of the actors' unions, had long prohibited talent agencies from producing motion pictures, because of the inherent conflict of interest in simultaneously being the agent and the employer.
Prosecutors say that, although the term "material support" may not have existed historically, the laws of war have long prohibited stealthy attacks on civilians, the mainstay of terrorism groups.
