Sentence examples for prohibit resale from inspiring English sources

Shakespeare's Globe warns that its conditions of sale prohibit resale at a profit, and any such tickets become void.

Drugmakers themselves have ways to block reimportation, including enforcing contracts that prohibit resale.

However, a law designed to discourage speculation prohibits resale for the first three years of ownership.

The other question is whether terms and conditions prohibiting resale would be regarded as fair or legally enforceable.

The justices should rule that the Copyright Act and a revision to it that Congress made in 1976 prohibit such resales.

When asked about ticket brokering, the N.F.L. pointed out its policy prohibiting the resale of tickets.

John Andariese, the Knicks' radio analyst on WFAN, was placed on administrative leave for the rest of the season last Friday for violating Madison Square Garden's internal policy prohibiting the resale of tickets, according to a statement issued by Andariese and the Garden.

And state and federal fair-trade laws allowed manufacturers to set a minimum resale price for their goods and to legally prohibit retailers from discounting them.

The new law will prohibit companies that issue such loans or buy them on the resale market from doing business with the city.

The bill would prohibit companies that issue predatory loans or buy them on the resale market from doing business with the city.

The typical period during which resale is prohibited, he said, is 10 years.