Sentence examples for measures that prohibit from inspiring English sources

(Airports, though, have new security measures that prohibit some objects like disposable razors and nail files).

The delivery of the letter coincided with a move by the Bush administration to put more pressure on Iran by adding measures that prohibit financial institutions from helping Iranian banks, the government or others in the country, the Treasury Department said Thursday.

Lastly, national measures that prohibit publication will not work in an international community, especially in the Internet age.

Measures that prohibit the use of specific azoles in the environment may severely compromise global food production and may not be effective.

Last year, Congress passed a measure that prohibited ending or changing NASA's Constellation program to return astronauts to the moon.

The move comes amid widespread outcry over the measure that prohibits state laws that "substantially burden" a person's ability to follow his or her religious beliefs.

Mr. Schwarzenegger, pleasing immigration advocates and Latino groups, signed a measure that prohibits cities from requiring landlords to check whether tenants are in the country legally.

Even lawmakers in Mr. Berlusconi's governing coalition said Mr. Castelli's interpretation of the immunity law as a measure that prohibited fact-finding went too far.

Several weeks week, the town council in Verona, in Essex County, adopted a measure that prohibits underage drinking on private property as well as public property.

Voters in Arizona and Oklahoma voted for a measure that prohibits mandatory participation in the new federal health-care law (those in Colorado rejected such a measure).

Professor Green said he believed the method should be seen as compatible with the Dickey-Wicker amendment, the Congressional measure that prohibits using federal money for any research in which a human embryo is destroyed or exposed to undue risk.