Sentence examples for prohibit water from inspiring English sources

The hydrophobic sidewalls fabricated by the acetone process prohibit water from coming through the porous structures towards the artificial micropatterns as nucleation sites.

At issue is "an unconstitutional prior restraint on fundamental First Amendment rights to freedom of speech and assembly and free expression of religion," and that "Dakota Access does not have standing to prohibit water protectors from praying at and protecting ancestral sacred sites on public or private land," according to a statement provided by the National Lawyers Guild.

Specific conservation targets were set, voluntary rationing was requested, outdoor irrigation was restricted, and standing ordinances that prohibit water wastage were reinforced through additional reminders and publicity (Fig.  7).

Brown's order would also: prohibit watering ornamental grass on public street medians; require new homes to use water-efficient drip irrigation system for landscaping; direct urban water agencies to set up a new pricing structure to maximize water conservation; require urban water and agricultural agencies to report more water usage information to the state.

In August, the water resources board implemented statewide rules that prohibit watering gardens enough to cause visible runoff, hosing down driveways or asphalt, and operating non-recirculating fountains.

Steven R. Schlesinger, a lawyer for Mr. Uhl, said he "accepted their surrender peacefully," in the courtroom of Justice Roy S. Mahon of State Supreme Court in Mineola, who had signed a temporary restraining order prohibiting water district officials from certifying the vote.

Facing a dramatic slowdown in voluntary conservation efforts by property owners, the state Water Resources Control Board also tightened conservation rules in other ways, prohibiting water from being served in restaurants unless customers request it, and forbidding lawn-watering more than twice a week.

The growing crop of super-long-haul flights -- Chicago to Shanghai on American Airlines began this spring; New York J.F.K. to Mumbai on Delta starts soon -- is a convenience with a caveat: 14-plus hours in the air can wreak havoc on your body, and new carry-on regulations prohibiting water, lotions and toothpaste make staying shipshape more difficult than ever.

Prohibiting digging new wells, obstructing illegal wells, stopping boring bedrocks in existing wells, managing water consumption and concerning concept of virtual water are some solutions for prohibiting water resources lost in the study area.

State law prohibits water agencies from charging more than it costs to produce water, which means prices stay low.

That bill would have prohibited water board members throughout the state from accepting campaign donations higher than $250 from individuals who have business pending before the boards.