Sentence examples for if prohibited from inspiring English sources

She said she would not race in the men's downhill if prohibited from competing in the women's races a week later.

Second, if prohibited airspace went in only at Indian Point, it would raise the question of why such zones are not installed at the 103 other plants around the nation.

I wonder if, in prohibiting the humble bean, Pythagoras wasn't telling his followers to stay out of politics.

The first should be preserved -- and perhaps enhanced -- but the second should be seriously discouraged, if not prohibited.

And if the prohibited areas were developed, Mr. Esser said, gas would not flow until after 2010.

As a result, these are frowned upon, if not prohibited outright, in many parts of the world, indeed people lose their lives because of them.

"These issues are deeply political and at times legally contested in some countries where access to contraceptives and abortions is greatly restricted, if not prohibited," he told the Guardian.

If a prohibited act occurs, the student will be removed from the school swiftly regardless of previous behavior records or academic standing, or, ostensibly, identity.

Chronicling memories like this is rarely, if ever, prohibited by staff.

Imagine for a moment if weddings were prohibited, or better yet, if you could only have one after 10 years of marriage.

But numerical examples in one dimension demonstrate that if the switching strategy is cautious (e.g., if switching is prohibited too close to shocks), then high accuracy can be achieved for both shock speeds and smooth regions.