Sentence examples for prohibit as from inspiring English sources

Jesse Toprak, TrueCar's vice president for industry trends and insight, predicted that dealers will be charging sticker price — or even hundreds or thousands of dollars higher, a practice automakers discourage but cannot prohibit — as soon as next week.

Mr. Breeden also proposed strict standards for defining independence that would prohibit as directors anyone who has virtually any dealings with MCI, including executives who have a senior MCI executive sitting on their board.

Of course, the military's regulations prohibit, as stated in one that we cited in our letter to Secretary Hagel, that a uniformed military member can't be a speaker at "[a]n event restricted to any part of the public, based on race, religion, color, national origin, or gender".

"A shift to a nation based on extraconstitutional authority is prohibited, as well as ill advised".

"Upskirts," a self-explanatory genre popularized in Japan, are also prohibited, as are any faces.

Plastic surgery is strictly prohibited, as are piercings or "things hanging from ears", and shaving hair in some places is banned.

Commercial trade may also be prohibited, as is necessary, such as for elephant ivory and rhino horn, and from 2017 illegal trade will also be annually reported.

Sexual relations between an uncle and niece or between an aunt and nephew are also generally taboo, and relations between first cousins are prohibited as well in some societies.

*The "packing" of certain insurance and other costs into the loan would be prohibited, as would the "flipping" of loans by refinancing at excessively higher costs, the charging of bogus fees for services not rendered and unfair mandatory arbitration.

The letters inform developers that bots, mods, hacks and scripts are prohibited as is reverse engineering, as well as using Pokémon content in commercial services.

Oversized and overweight vehicles are prohibited, as well as any vehicle or vehicle combinations longer than 35 feet.