Sentence examples for is prohibited only from inspiring English sources

N.S.A. listening in on ordinary Europeans is perfectly legal under United States law; the agency is prohibited only from snooping on Americans without court authorization.

Municipal prosecutors had previously been prohibited only from defense work in their own town.

Under the measure passed Monday, supporters of clubs will still be able to attend out-of-town matches; they will be prohibited only from traveling to those matches in large groups.

In the case of a running backs rule, the N.F.L. would also have to determine where on the field the penalty could be called — could the league really prohibit a running back from lowering his head in the crowd near the line of scrimmage, or would it be prohibited only in the open field?

He said the signs could even be misleading, if a driver believed that unnecessary honking was prohibited only at locations that had them, and said the city had improved signal timing to better avoid gridlock and the honking it so often yields.

And we're creating a whole separate class of actions that are prohibited only for women".

Both are factually incorrect; of course a student can open his personal bible in school, and displays of the Commandments are prohibited only on government property.

The framers recognized, of course, that a candidate's religion (or lack thereof) would enter political debate, and they were prohibiting only a formal test for taking office.

Fishing was prohibited, but the only Parks people around were landscapers jousting each other with weed whackers.

Whether possession should still be prohibited but police could only summon individuals to appear before panels tasked with determining education, health or social interventions.

Yet, because of a policy adopted by Florida Gov. Rick Scott in 2011, he is prohibited not only from voting, but also from serving on a jury and becoming a member of the Florida bar.