Sentence examples for prohibit taking from inspiring English sources

The city's laws prohibit taking contributions or loans from corporations.

Judaism's God used one of just ten commandments to prohibit taking his name in vain.

Its rules prohibit taking any animal helpless in a trap, deep snow or water.

Mr. Maikhrovsky is advocating in the Russian Senate for a law that would prohibit taking children's pictures with predatory animals.

Following months of negotiation, an amendment took shape: it would prohibit taking any plant or plant product out of any country in violation of its natural-resource laws.

While it is routine for any administration to hire ideologically sympathetic people to fill the politically appointed positions that are vacated with each new president, civil service laws prohibit taking ideology into account when hiring for the permanent posts known as "career" positions.

The museum has issued a sketch of the head in its possession, but has prohibited taking photographs.

The mandatory meal plan at my college allows you to eat as much as you want but prohibits taking food out of the dining hall.

Since 1991, the Defense Department has prohibited taking photographs of the coffins of members of the armed services while they are being transported back to the United States.

Still, Joyce Reingold, the editor and publisher of the Palm Beach Daily News, stands behind Ms. Donnelly, adding that the paper has a strict ethics policy that even prohibits taking goody bags at parties.

The story called for t Indians to fire at Gary Cooper, and the Seminoles balked said they had peace treaty with the U. S. that prohibited taking up arms against the white man.