Sentence examples for meant to prohibit from inspiring English sources
That, JPMorgan says, means that the division does not run afoul of the Volcker Rule, which is meant to prohibit excessive risk-taking and speculative activities.
The Court does not consider itself compelled by these remarks to conclude that the Conference Committee meant to prohibit all secondary consumer picketing.
The bank is expected to admit violating US laws meant to prohibit money laundering including the Bank Secrecy Act and the Trading with the Enemy Act.
That may seem a small step, but it could invite the kind of abuses the First Amendment is meant to prohibit.
The spokesman, Francis X . Gribbon said that fire officials did not intend to keep firefighters from bringing opinion materials into the firehouse; the order was meant to prohibit the posting of opinions on any walls in the firehouses.
Section 27(2) of the Act is meant to prohibit secondary infringement resulting from the wrongful appropriation of the gains of another's skill and judgment by way of the acts enumerated in paras.
It is unquestionably not reasonable and normal, I think, to say simply "do not use firearms" when one means to prohibit selling or scratching with them.
PL 2390 would create a centralized database of Brazilian internet users as a means to prohibit children and adolescents from accessing inappropriate content, but could just as easily be used to keep Brazilian youth — the fastest-growing and most active segment of internet users — from accessing major social platforms like YouTube and Twitter.
Article 9, specifically, outlawed war as a means to settle disputes and prohibited the maintenance of armed forces with "war potential".
The script used Digg's own APIs and didn't automatically Digg any stories, yet Digg's Terms of Use vaguely prohibits "automated means to access the Site" and any "organized effort that in any way artificially alters the results of Digg's services".
In Finland, for example, we have just passed a law about the funding of political parties by means of which we wanted to prohibit all kinds of foreign funding except from European sister-parties.
