Sentence examples for having been prohibited from inspiring English sources

Although similar action would be taken against certain sports, there is no evidence of cricket having been prohibited.

"Use of the chokehold has been prohibited" was changed to "Use of the chokehold is legal, but has been prohibited".

Sodomy has been prohibited in Louisiana since at least 1805.

When we met, Nozizwe had been prohibited from speaking about AIDS for more than a year.

But since 1994 China's provincial and municipal governments have been prohibited from borrowing.

(Corporations have been prohibited from giving directly to federal candidates since the Tillman Act of 1907).

Irene favoured the restoration of the use of icons, which had been prohibited in 730.

Floating shoulder pads, oversize pants, protruding ribs on catching gloves and tentlike sweaters have been prohibited.

Musical performances have been cancelled and bars have been prohibited from selling alcohol.

"This time around, for some reason, it has been prohibited from publication".

In Europe, he said, a number of common farming practices have been prohibited in the last 10 years.