Sentence examples for is prohibit from inspiring English sources
verb
To forbid, disallow, or proscribe officially; to make illegal or illicit.
- The restaurant prohibits smoking on the patio.
"All we can do is prohibit abuses and impose fines".
"The last thing we want to do is prohibit communication and prevent a teacher from helping a student in distress, even if that means making a phone call," a spokesman, Matthew Mittenthal, said.
A second thing Congress could do is prohibit US manned aircraft from flying over Libyan airspace.
What we're trying to do is prohibit a company from handing a huge wad of cash to a public official".
One of the things the Act would do is prohibit the punishment of employees who voluntarily share their salary information with co-workers.
What the FCC's rule does is prohibit a cable or satellite operator from circumventing those agreements between sports leagues and TV stations by importing a distant signal of a game that should be blacked out.
Is it because biking is prohibited?
It is prohibited, just like alcohol was prohibited during Prohibition.
Makeup — even lip gloss — is prohibited.
Full-on body checking is prohibited.
