Sentence examples for has prohibited using from inspiring English sources

"Federal campaign finance law for decades has prohibited using a straw donor to make a contribution," said Paul Ryan, a lawyer at the Campaign Legal Center.

Mr. Putin disclosed last week that the Defense Ministry had prohibited using the Mi-26's for transporting passengers in 1997, and angrily demanded to know why that order was being disobeyed.

Referendums in some areas have prohibited use of the mixed fuel.

Canadian authorities have also allowed the drug's marketing to continue, but have prohibited use of Avandia by some patients.

The high frequency may be due to the easy access to and low price of these antimicrobials and poor monitoring by regulatory bodies in veterinary medicine in Brazil because these antimicrobials have prohibited use.

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Scandinavian Airlines said Saturday that it has prohibited passengers from using the Galaxy Note 7 on its flights because of concerns about fires.

For over 30 years, American law has prohibited the use of federal money to fund abortion activities.

It has prohibited the use of American money to support overseas family planning groups that provide abortions or promote abortion as a method of family planning.

Since 1996, a congressional ban has prohibited the use of federal funds to create, damage, or destroy human embryos for research.

In France, the government has prohibited the use of Skype in some research labs and universities because of concern for the security of the computer networks.