Sentence examples for prohibit aid from inspiring English sources

Eleven states prohibit aid for the study of theology.

His enigmatic role unnerves Russia's pro-Western neighbors because he flouts diplomatic rules that prohibit aid to separatists.

Government troops prohibit aid deliveries to territory controlled by groups opposed to President Bashar al-Assad, while rebels also typically refuse to allow supplies into government-held areas.

In addition to siphoning millions from already strained taxpayer funds, voucher backers are taking aim at provisions of 38 state constitutions that prohibit aid to religious schools in order to advance their schemes.

The Obama administration has charged six government officials accused of providing classified information to the media with violations of the Espionage Act, a World War I-era law intended to prohibit aiding the enemy.

His was the first conviction under a 1996 federal law prohibiting aid to designated terrorist groups.

The State Department has put a hold on financing for economic programs that directly involve the Egyptian government, administration officials said, out of a concern that the military-led government might have violated Congressional rules prohibiting aid to countries where there has been a coup.

The lawyers and legislators on the panel concurred nothing in Hawaii law currently prohibits aid in dying.

The Greenglasses, to protect themselves, later implicated Ms. Rosenberg, who was charged with Mr. Rosenberg under the Espionage Act of 1917, which prohibited aiding U.S. enemies during wartime.

The law that prohibits aiding and abetting fraud applies to everyone, including lawyers.

"Word is the majority will also prohibit foreign aid to the Ottoman Empire this year," a Democratic congressional aide snarked to HuffPost.