Sentence examples for is always prohibited from inspiring English sources

But documents suggest he is also trading in endangered animals or animal parts from other countries, which for some species is always prohibited by the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora.

Collaboration in the completion of examinations is always prohibited".

Two common four-letter expletives were always prohibited — unless they had artistic, educational or news value.

Frustratingly for campaigners, cannabis wasn't always prohibited in the UK.

And keeping the line down is not very easy when the TSA's list of prohibited items is always changing, and around the holidays, almost never makes sense.

Despite this opposition, nowadays, the request to prohibit nuclear weapons is always more significant.

The tomblike silence of the sacristy was always there -- the Daughters prohibited talking in that space -- but you had to get beyond irony to hear it, you had to have something at stake.

Ivy teams are always at a disadvantage in the first game because league rules prohibit them from playing or practicing too early.

Participants were prohibited from using their personal email accounts for study communication and instead were always redirected to the internal messaging system.

But that may already set us on a dangerous road to "balancing" and moral compromise, which, in the case of torture, has always been the beginning of great evil and has always been prohibited in the human rights tradition.

There are always strict limits on a civil servant's right to lend or borrow money, and they are prohibited from accepting gifts.