Sentence examples for keep prohibited from inspiring English sources

The 1994 law allowed gun owners to keep prohibited weapons purchased before the ban took effect.

German libraries, for example, historically kept prohibited literature in a closely guarded Giftschrank or "poison cabinet". Some legal systems might see a quarantine system as the right balance, containing the spread of toxic messages without purging the archives completely.

Individuals assigned in this way are kept isolated and prohibited from having contact with other members of the Church of Scientology and the public.

Nor would they have to keep regulations that prohibit insurers from charging higher premiums to people with pre-existing medical conditions, or include benefits like mental health and maternity that carriers frequently excluded in the old, pre-Obamacare days and would almost surely start excluding again if they had the chance.

Subjects were asked to keep usual diet and prohibited to take any functional foods or dietary supplements.

The rebels keep the peace by prohibiting drug consumption.

We also recognize another important limitation on the right to keep and carry arms" —"prohibiting the carrying of 'dangerous and unusual weapons.' " Justice Scalia does not say how federal courts should evaluate such regulations and the Supreme Court may need to return to this issue soon, to resolve a substantial disagreement that has arisen in federal appeals courts.

It is important to keep clear the distinction between prohibited searches on the one hand and improper seizures on the other.

'It is important to keep clear the distinction between prohibited searches on the one hand and improper seizures on the other.

It forbade Live Nation Entertainment from bundling ticketing with other parts of the business to keep rivals out, and it prohibited retaliation against venues that didn't use its ticket service.

In preparation for long lines of Chewbacca and Darth Vader fans coming for the new Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge spaces, the park is also banning stroller wagons and large strollers starting May 1. Dry ice, which some parkgoers use to keep drinks cool, is also prohibited beginning Thursday.