Sentence examples for issue a prohibition from inspiring English sources

These comments have caused some mosques to issue a prohibition against Glasman entering their premises.

"After consultation with all members of the Safety Advisory Group, the council has taken the decision to give the club 24 hours to address all safety concerns, otherwise we will reluctantly issue a prohibition notice.

If all the penalties were to be enforced (they range from $150 to $250 for each charge), the total damage could be as high as $25,000 and the Justice of the Peace could go so far as to issue a prohibition order, preventing Uber from operating in the city.

He was also a strict Muslim, a generous almsgiver, and watchful of the morals of his subjects—he issued a prohibition against the use of wine in 1271.

Even though environmental health officers deemed the property unfit to live in and issued a prohibition order on the landlord preventing the flat from being re-let, the landlord stalled for months before returning Chek's deposit and advance rent.

Residents at New Lawrence House were finally forced out after the Grenfell disaster when Greater Manchester fire and rescue services issued a prohibition notice, citing the risk of fire spread and numerous "structural deficiencies".

Chester were unable to field a team for their game at Forest Green after unpaid players refused to get on the team bus They were also forced to postpone the derby with Wrexham because the local authority issued a prohibition notice on the Deva Stadium after police refused to man the game over an unpaid bill.

Medway Council issued a prohibition notice for Gillingham's game against Swindon Town on Saturday because the cost of policing could not be agreed.

Because of the row, Medway Council issued a prohibition notice which would have seen fans banned from the match on safety grounds.

"If the HSE had been sufficiently worried they could have, and perhaps should have, issued a prohibition notice on us not to actually work that face," he said.

Not as such, although she did issue a stern prohibition against shift dresses in interviews to promote her new book.