Sentence examples for is explicitly prohibited from inspiring English sources

The exception would be online sports betting, which is explicitly prohibited under federal law.

In other words: take it over.Such a pay-out is explicitly prohibited by the BCV's regulations, as well as by Venezuela's constitution.

Though Magomedov did not use the word "censorship" (which is explicitly prohibited by the Russian constitution), this would represent a return to the Soviet system of preliminary censorship, in which no work of literature, theatre, or film could appear without the approval of government censors.

Moreover, the practice is explicitly prohibited in the U.S. Army interrogation manual.

The European Central Bank (ECB), by contrast, is explicitly prohibited from buying the bonds of EU member governments.

Of course, Republicans made their own ridiculous assertions about "death panels" (that don't exist), rationing of care (that is explicitly prohibited) and a "government takeover" (that somehow managed not to nationalize insurers, hospitals or doctors).

That's explicitly prohibited in the law.

"But it doesn't seem to be explicitly prohibited either".

Rationing of care and cutting benefits are explicitly prohibited.

Private schools were explicitly prohibited from using them in a 1970 amendment to the state constitution.

The decision came because such appearances are explicitly prohibited by The Times's ethics policy.