Sentence examples for nothing prohibiting from inspiring English sources

Finally, Mr. Taffae said, although there is nothing prohibiting a landlord from aggressively advocating a buyout offer, he is not permitted to harass or threaten a tenant.

"There is nothing prohibiting us from making this product available for consumers; however, we are focused right now on protecting enterprises, and we'll consider releasing to the public down the road," says Itzhak "Zuk" Avraham, Zimperium's CEO and founder.

Such an abrupt refusal followed months of Trump dancing around the issue, saying he couldn't share his tax returns because they were under audit by the Internal Revenue Service (although the IRS said there was nothing prohibiting their release) and later pledging to do so if his rival, Hillary Clinton, released emails related to her private email account.

That law, passed in 2001, was also considered by many legislators to be unnecessary, because nothing prohibited the use of these documents at that time either.

My defense-attorney husband argued that nothing prohibits the cops from doing this, and that, as a TV plot device, it was clever and fresh.

Michael Linton comments, "The Irish are an imaginative bunch, and they soon realized if the banks were closed then nothing prohibits writing a check and using this like cash.

The Palestinian clubs were penalized despite the fact that the Palestinian Ministry of Civil Affairs certified in response to an AFC request that nothing prohibited Syrians from entering Palestine, according to a chronology of events presented to by the PFA to the AFC's legal committee.

In the meantime, nothing prohibits Tweedale or "independent, curious academics" from providing a full study report and all raw data from their studies to regulatory agencies, as is routinely done for GLP studies, especially given that supplying underlying data will likely be a future requirement of journals (see Hanson et al. 2011).

"The statute says nothing about prohibiting the release of those records after a person is dead, but at the same time the statute doesn't authorize the release after death," Mr. Giuliani said.

I think that the Taxi and Limousine Commission's idea for cab-sharing is good for both passengers and drivers, but it should be noted that there's nothing currently prohibiting strangers from sharing cabs.

And there was nothing legally prohibiting Enterprise or any other rental company from doing so, or requiring the companies to tell consumers about the car's status.