Sentence examples for however prohibited from inspiring English sources

The Allied occupation forces, however, prohibited the release of most films dealing with Japan's feudal past, and this outstanding comedy was not distributed until 1952.

"I know what they tell us about certain latitudes you get in postseason play, because you're supposed to be emotional and try and win this". Baseball officials, however, prohibited the media from speaking with Cuzzi because the plays in question did not involve a rules interpretation.

The London Conference of 1832, however, prohibited any of the Great Powers' ruling families from accepting the crown, and in any event, Queen Victoria was adamantly opposed to the idea.

Any firm conclusion about the risk of breast cancer at low levels of alcohol intake is, however, prohibited by the likelihood of measurement errors, particularly the tendency for underestimation of the amount drunk, and by the possibility that non-drinkers may differ in some relevant, but unmeasured, ways from those who sometimes drink alcohol.

Texas, however, prohibits corporate financing of state campaigns.

The city, however, prohibits developers from discussing their proposals publicly.

Some states, however, prohibit retailers from using such disclaimers.

Federal law, however, prohibits licensed gun dealers from selling handguns to anyone under the age of 21.

The amendment adopted by the agency, however, prohibits tenants in New York City from charging roommates more than the roommate's proportionate share of the rent.

The city does not, however, prohibit hunters from bringing their kill to their houses, nor does it regulate disposal after their activity.

They are also co-managers of the $3.6 billion Oppenheimer Total Return fund, using similar investment strategies; the charter of the Atlas fund, however, prohibits it from buying tobacco stocks.