Sentence examples for officially prohibited from inspiring English sources

In a recent media blitz — corporation officials are officially prohibited from lobbying, but not from making the case for public broadcasting — Ms. Harrison said that the late management guru Peter Drucker would approve of public broadcasters' frugal ways.

Schooling for girls remains officially prohibited, but exceptions are being made.

Members of the civil administration were officially prohibited from entering the camps.

Do they let the birthrate slip above target, or do they resort to officially prohibited forced abortions?

When Alec Soth, an American, arrived in the U.K., he was officially prohibited from taking photographs, as he did not have a license to work here.

In 726 the Byzantine emperor Leo III took a public stand against the perceived worship of icons, and in 730 their use was officially prohibited.

The town officially prohibits scavenging at the dump (although officials seem to overlook regulars like the Whites), and it includes a Salvation Army drop-off bin and a free book exchange that could stock a small-town library.

Skout said it had vetted its users ages through Facebook, which officially prohibits members under 13, but has acknowledged that children find ways to enter.

The I.R.S. has never considered the type of shelter in question, called Cobra, valid for deductions, although the agency did not officially prohibit its use until August 2000.

Regulations officially prohibit television channels from airing more than 10 percent of foreign content, but, as the U.P.A. has repeatedly pointed out, Urdu1, which introduced international soap operas to Pakistan, broadcasts only foreign material.

It's clear Beijing did not officially prohibit such exports.