Sentence examples for has prohibited any from inspiring English sources

The city has prohibited any new ethnic restaurants from opening within its historic center.

Since the early 1980s, the F.D.A. has prohibited any man who has had sex with another man, even once, since 1977, from donating blood -- regardless of H.I.V. status, rate of practicing safer sex or participation in a monogamous relationship.

The department has prohibited any commercial fishing and possession of Dungeness and rock crabs from ocean waters north of the Ventura-Santa Barbara county line.

Among the sanctions applied to Iran, the United States has prohibited any financial company doing business in the U.S. from working with the Iranian Central Bank - effectively choking the Iranians' ability to finance their dictatorship with oil sales.

Formally known as the Justicialist Party, the courts have prohibited any presidential candidate from using this name after the party failed to hold a primary in 2003.

"But this would have prohibited any lawyer in the firm from even writing a letter criticizing the Defense of Marriage Act".

Their first travelling variety show – The Vaudeville Express – featured topless girls who posed in saucy tableaux but remained completely still so as not to trouble the Lord Chamberlain, who had prohibited any jiggling by half-dressed performers.

GRASSLEY 52, Prohibiting any asylum and refugee provisions until one year after a review of the Boston Marathon bombings — Failed in a voice vote After a break for lunch, Mr. Grassley introduced an amendment that would have prohibited any asylum and refugee provisions until one year after the Director of National Intelligence submits to Congress a review of the Boston Marathon bombings.

As it was sealed, the European Union lifted major economic sanctions that until then had prohibited any trade with Iran.

For instance, the impartiality clause is gone, which allowed Mr Erdoğan to rejoin the Justice and Development Party (AK Parti), as the clause had prohibited any links between the president and a political party.

The policy had prohibited any interracial relationships from being shown on screen, keeping stars like Anna May Wong, who was rejected for the lead role in "The Good Earth," from nabbing culturally appropriate roles because the male lead was white. .