Sentence examples for prohibited I from inspiring English sources

Employing the language of rights as moral boundaries, Nozick asks whether all actions that cross boundaries may be prohibited, i.e., may permissibly be punished.[11] His unexpected answer is that not all boundary crossings may be prohibited.

In the so-called strict IDNC (S-IDNC), the transmission of non-instantly decodable packets to any receiver is prohibited, i.e, each coded packet cannot combine more than one of the messages that that particular receiver wants to retrieve.

The MCF-7 cell line can be induced to form spheroids in culture when attachment as a monolayer is prohibited (i.e. 1% agarose-coated plates).

Since independent travel to Bhutan is prohibited, I booked a personalized trip through Pelden at Bhutan Travel Club, a soft-adventure company specializing in trekking, cycling and cultural holidays in Bhutan.

And when I read that tattoos and piercings are prohibited, I wonder, as does Mary Beth Hertz, a former office worker turned tattooed-teacher, how many individuals would be unable to choose the teaching profession if more such strict rules were enforced.

Federal and state laws prohibit i.o.u.'s from being issued to state employees, schools or Medicaid recipients.

If so, it would be utterly absurd for the Law to presuppose what it prohibits (i.e., that God must be corporeal), given what the Bible relates about the great theophany.

It would be nice if Explode allowed users to add each other as friends while on the Explode site and unless there's good reason to prohibit it I expect this functionality will be added soon.

"I believe in this, I believe it's wrong that these drugs are prohibited, and I think I have a good skill set to move the conversation forward.

After Implementation of the Plan and throughout the term of the Final Judgment, the Operating Systems Business and the Applications Business shall be prohibited from: i. merging or otherwise recombining, or entering into any joint venture with one another; ii.

In 1968, when the Brazilian band Os Mutantes performed the discordant "É Proibido Proibir" ("Prohibiting Is Prohibited"), with the singer Caetano Veloso, for an audience of conservative students at the Festival International de Canção, in Rio, the crowd bristled, and many turned their backs.