Sentence examples for prohibit out from inspiring English sources

"We shall continue to do whatever we can to fight terrorism and there will be no law that will prohibit out activity against this kind of terrorism," he said.

Thus, lawmakers could prohibit out-of-state wineries from shipping into a state only if they were willing to block their own wineries from shipping out.

Although most states have regulations prohibiting out-of-field teaching, it continues.

Many of those laws have been interpreted as prohibiting out-of-state driver's licenses from being used for voting.

Vintners in California and Virginia have joined with consumers in New York in a suit seeking to overturn the law prohibiting out-of-state wineries from shipping directly to New Yorkers.

But his credibility was hurt a bit by the disclosure that despite bail restrictions in this case prohibiting out-of-state travel, he visited casinos in Connecticut on 23 days one December, including Christmas.

Swedenburg v. Kelly that New York's law prohibiting out-of-state wineries from shipping directly to consumers in New York was constitutional even though in-state wineries were allowed to.

The only kind of corruption that federal law is allowed to prohibit is out-and-out bribery.

"Additionally, many states have no consequences in place for not participating in mandatory assessments, adding a further wrinkle to defining what it means for states to truly prohibit opt-outs".

For Justice Scalia, whose dissent was joined by Justices Clarence Thomas and Anthony Kennedy, the PDA only prohibits singling out pregnant workers for less favourable treatment.

Prosecutors on Wednesday said three of the defendants had violated Article 79 of Vietnam's criminal code, which prohibits "carrying out activities aimed at overthrowing the people's administration" and can be punishable by death.