Sentence examples for is clearly prohibited from inspiring English sources

For example, using a phobia to inflict severe psychological distress is clearly prohibited by the task force report.

Gerrymandering, as it's called, is clearly prohibited if it's done to dilute the votes of racial groups.

When Shirlee's second in command argues that such policies are unworkable and unjust, Shirlee points out that the company intervenes only when the action is clearly prohibited, the harm actual or imminent, and the evidence unambiguous.

"The driver of the No. 8 car was quite vocal in admitting he intentionally spun out his car to cause a caution condition on the track, which is clearly prohibited in the Nascar rule book," Nascar's president, Mike Helton, said in a statement.

It is beyond me why judges are still able to pass sentences of 'Al Dali' in our courts, even though it is clearly prohibited in the Koran.

Critics say a third term is clearly prohibited under Burundi's constitution; Nkurunziza'a supporters, and the country's top court, say his first term shouldn't count, because he was initially appointed to the position.

"The Constitution is clearly prohibiting the president from engaging in self-dealing," Leib said.

Individuals are clearly prohibited from deducting donations as charitable contributions, but the rules on businesses are more vague.

"These are clearly prohibited gifts from vendors seeking to do business with the hospital," Walter C. Ayres, a commission spokesman, said today.

Marlin could have gotten out of his car and looked at the damage, Nascar officials said today, but he was clearly prohibited from trying to fix anything.

Given that such executions are clearly prohibited by international law and condemned by the majority of UN member states, it wouldn't be unreasonable to expect a UN drug policy summit to forcefully condemn this practice.