Sentence examples for hitherto prohibited from inspiring English sources
The worst of these was a 2002 Bush administration rule that effectively authorized the dumping of hitherto prohibited wastes — including coal-mining waste — in water bodies.
Such skills were entirely self-taught or acquired from comrades in arms, and only late in 1916 were the first tentative steps taken toward the systematic teaching of aerobatic techniques, which had hitherto been discouraged (or even prohibited) in military flight training.
In the fifth century, St. Patrick, himself a former slave, condemned the enslavement of free people and in 1102, St. Anselm (Archbishop of Canterbury) presided over a national ecclesiastical council which prohibited the slave trade: "Let no one hereafter presume to engage in that nefarious trade in which hitherto in England men were usually sold like brute animals".
Dancing should be prohibited.
What is a prohibited "effect"?
Visitors, they say, are prohibited.
Bluffing about evidence was prohibited.
Paraguay prohibited it by law.
