Sentence examples for is expressly prohibited from inspiring English sources
The sport is expressly prohibited in Canada and in most U.S. states.
The right to use these products for any other purposes, including commercial purposes, is expressly prohibited.
Republication, copying or redistribution by any means is expressly prohibited without the prior written permission of The Economist.
Thus the very conduct which was present here is expressly prohibited by the rule which is quoted above.
"Economic espionage is expressly prohibited by U.S. domestic law but is not prohibited by international law, written or unwritten, and it is widely practiced".
Coverage of criminal proceedings by radio as well as television is expressly prohibited by Rule 53 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure, adopted by Congress in 1946.
One thing Congress could easily do is expressly prohibit the introduction of US ground troops to Libya.
Publishing such statements in a newspaper was expressly prohibited in the next sentence.
"Import substitution subsidies are particularly harmful and inherently trade distorting, which is why they are expressly prohibited under W.T.O.
The only exceptions to this rule occur where recognition has been expressly prohibited by statute, or the union is abhorrent to New York's public policy.
