Sentence examples for prohibit themselves from inspiring English sources

Officials at the University of London Union, which represents students at most of the capital's universities, voted in favour of a motion that would prohibit themselves from appearing at the service in an official capacity.

Will the FA really prohibit themselves from accepting the next lucrative deal?

Apparently, many unassembled sequences were very short reads, but they are probably also repetitive in nature so that prohibit themselves to be assembled.

The founders have prohibited themselves from receiving additional shares.

So too Israeli youth, who are no longer likely to see Palestinians on the streets of Tel Aviv and are prohibited themselves from entering Palestinian cities like Ramallah, know Palestinians only as the "other" that they confront at check points or guard against when doing their military service.

Further, Pakistan's blasphemy laws prohibit Ahmadis from calling themselves Muslims or from proselytising.

The Giants president John Mara said that the committee was again looking at ways to reduce hits to the head, including trying to determine if it was possible to prohibit players from launching themselves at opponents.

Now the Home Office has updated the rules around 1968 Firearms Act, which already bans the weapons themselves, to prohibit the manufacture, sale, purchase and possession of complete guns or components unless licensed.

Editorialists and radio show hosts have since had a field day juxtaposing that "pledge" to the Legislature with the promise Mr. Jindal made when he was running last fall to "prohibit legislators from giving themselves pay raises".

"Why should they prohibit these people from expressing themselves?" Mr. Charbonnier asked.

If Roe were overturned, states could decide for themselves whether to prohibit abortions.