Sentence examples for if it were prohibited from inspiring English sources

That tiny number makes it difficult to conclude that Maryland would suffer much harm if it were prohibited from taking DNA from people who had not been convicted.

Can alcohol be served, a waiter wonders, if it is prohibited by the Koran?

Also be careful that you are not starting a business in your home if it is prohibited by your mortgage".

The new rules, announced by Attorney General Jeff Sessions, will allow local police to seize the assets of suspected criminals even if it's prohibited under local law, provided they get permission from federal authorities.

DO NOT USE ABS PIPE at all it will explode at as little as 1psi get pressure rated pipes and fittings in PVC (they all should have a pressure rating e.g sch 40, PN12 etc) Get a metal ball valve and oil it for faster opening Some states have laws against air cannons, so if it's prohibited, DON'T BUILD THIS CANNON.

If people were prohibited from reporting something because it might cause a company to lose money — well, you can bet this country would look a lot different now.

The play at home would reflect those attributes and would be as exciting as it is now if the catcher were prohibited from intentionally blocking the plate and the runner were prohibited from intentionally running into the catcher.

Imagine if staff were prohibited from talking about greenhouse gas reductions.

Garrett suggests this testimony could be avoided if prosecutors were prohibited from promising informers secret deals that weren't disclosed to the defense.

What if Realtors were prohibited from using standardized test scores as a tool for influencing decisions in purchasing properties?

Perhaps he thought his intransigence would make the developers agree to further concessions if they were prohibited by city officials from going ahead with their tower until they finished the park.