Sentence examples for is prohibited based on from inspiring English sources
Right now in the Apple App Store, certain content and certain technology is prohibited based on Apple's judgment about what is appropriate.
"The Central Bank of Iceland reportedly stated that engaging in foreign exchange trading with bitcoins is prohibited, based on the country's Foreign Exchange Act". India: Nothing explicit in the law yet, though its banks have warned the public about the "risks of cybersecurity attacks and money laundering" related to Bitcoin, and cautioned investors in December.
It can be concluded that the practice of neglecting the radiation view factor in the thermal analysis of fin arrays should be prohibited based on the fact that the errors generated are noticeably larger than those of solely neglecting thermal radiation.
"As far as I know, this is not somebody that would have been prohibited based on the information that [authorities in Alaska] have," Karen Loeffler, the US attorney for the District of Alaska, said at a news conference.
Nor do I understand why the Florida Supreme Court's recount order, which helps to redress this inequity, must be entirely prohibited based on a deficiency that could easily be remedied.
Hormonal contraceptives were also prohibited based on the potential for interference with acetaminophen metabolism [ 44].
Weapons are categorized as "un-restricted," "restricted" or "prohibited" based on characteristics as opposed to specific makes and models.
Under The Affordable Care Act, any program that receives federal funding and most substance abuse centers do—is prohibited from discriminating based on gender, sex, and disability.
It's been reported that Terry McAuliffe's first priority as the new governor of Virginia (having barely squeezed past the loud and proud homophobe Ken Cuccinelli, his Republican opponent in the race) would be prohibiting discrimination based on sexual orientation anywhere in the state government.
Insurance companies must be prohibited from discriminating based on medical history — a prohibition that must include preventing them from issuing bare-bones policies that will appeal only to those in good health — but that won't do the job by itself.
