Sentence examples for prohibit participation from inspiring English sources

While only the alliance can cancel that program, the United States is expected to press NATO to prohibit participation by Russia, which is not a member of the alliance, officials said.

"The legislation does not explicitly prohibit participation on the board of those who have financial skin in the game," Mr. Horner said,, adding that the governor should be mindful of conflicts when making appointments.

"For example, I hear repeatedly that our conflict-of-interest rules [for NIH-funded research] prohibit participation in clinical trials by many of the people who know the most about what is going on," he told ScienceInsider in comments after his presentation.

Misinformation and rumors also prompted some community and religious leaders to actively discourage, and even prohibit, participation in vaccination campaigns.

The selection criteria for participation in the PR courses were as follows: a verified COPD diagnosis from a lung specialist and the absence of medical or cognitive conditions that would prohibit participation.

The standard Yankees contract prohibits participation in even the tamest activities, including bowling, bocce, table tennis, billiards, fishing, croquet and shuffleboard.

Altogether, there were three rabbis because the committee wanted to have representatives from the Reform, the Conservative and the Orthodox branches of Judaism (the Orthodox branch usually prohibits participation in a prayer service in a Christian sanctuary).

Second, why did the APA governance not join other health professions in prohibiting participation in the Bush Administration's "enhanced interrogations," as APA's rank and file members were demanding?

Four exclusion criteria were used: 1) a previous diagnosis of diabetes, 2) pregnancy, 3) end-stage renal disease (ESRD) on dialysis, and 4) any condition that would affect successful participation based on provider judgment (e.g., active alcohol or substance abuse or cancer diagnosis that prohibited participation by provider judgment).

Participants were eligible to participate if they were a woman 18 years or older, born in Bangladesh or Pakistan and currently residing in the UK, or born in the UK to Pakistani or Bangladeshi parents and currently residing in the UK, ambulatory, had no medical reason that prohibited participation, and were able to give informed consent.

But they would be excluded anyway by the commission, whose rules prohibit the participation of any candidate who does not have at least 15percentt support in national polls.