Sentence examples for otherwise prohibit from inspiring English sources

"The approval of programs inconsistent with detailed regulations that would otherwise prohibit them cannot stand," the ruling said.

Since it is part of the Times Square Redevelopment Project, the building was exempt from zoning regulations that would otherwise prohibit such colossal roof-level signs.

Often the hotels are classified as corporate apartments and require 30-night minimum stay, a standard that permits lodging to be developed in areas where zoning codes might otherwise prohibit it.

The notice is also to state that "we will not promulgate rules prohibiting the distribution of leaflets" by the union on the Columbus Avenue sidewalk and "we will not evict, attempt to evict, threaten to arrest or otherwise prohibit" leafleting by the union's representatives "while allowing nonunion individuals to engage in the same conduct".

Thus, should the data subject have a certain reasonable expectation of processing which will occur, the data subject has the right to enter into this transaction despite the legal limitations which would otherwise prohibit such a transaction.

Playsurface's goal, unlike a lot of the large-sized shared touchscreen surfaces we've seen, is to be as affordable, open, and hackable as possible, with the aim of being a legitimate option for use in education even in situations where budget might otherwise prohibit the use of such technologies.

Ms. Robinson said the law allows natural ingredients, like fish, to be used unless otherwise prohibited.

As the petitioners said in their brief, "no treaty can authorize the government to do what the Constitution otherwise prohibits".

Many of the contributions come from corporations and unions that are otherwise prohibited from giving political funds.

Still, Finra's rules say, "a research analyst may not engage in otherwise prohibited conduct in such meetings, including efforts to solicit investment banking business".

Rather, Wal-Mart de Mexico was an aggressive and creative corrupter, offering large payoffs to get what the law otherwise prohibited.