Sentence examples for is prohibited except from inspiring English sources

Campaigning by the judge, whose retention is being considered, is prohibited except under exceptional circumstances.

For example, carrying a loaded handgun into a federal building is prohibited (except for federal agents); all those occupants are thus protected from gun violence.

In Greco-Roman, no holds can be made below the hips, and the use of legs is prohibited except for support.

It is so inextricably linked to Cologne that use of the term Kölsch is prohibited except for beers brewed within the city limits.

But prevention, not punishment, is the United Nations Charter's talisman, and the use of armed force is prohibited except in the face of an imminent attack against "the territorial integrity or political independence" of another state.

They were turned back by park rangers and the monument superintendent, who said that the permit did not apply to a national monument or park, where taking of wildlife is prohibited except for research contributing to preservation of a species.

The law means off-reservation casinos are permissible even in states like Wisconsin, where casinos are prohibited except on Indian reservations.

At that time, Finchem said, WADA clarified that it no longer considered the use of deer antler spray to be prohibited except in cases of a failed drug test for IGF-1, which can be detected in blood.

Any wireless signals are prohibited except the wireless communications running by the wireless operators, such as GSM, WCDMA, CDMA2000, etc.

Horses and pack animals are prohibited except horses on the C&O Canal and in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

Routine prophylactic antibiotic treatment of livestock and fish must be prohibited, except when the presence of risk factors has been documented.