Sentence examples for prohibited against from inspiring English sources

In other words, blatant discrimination is prohibited against those who have paid their debt to society and are attempting to integrate and truly want a second chance.

Quasicrystalline particles in the Mg Zn–Y alloys resist coarsening due to their low interfacial energy, thereby forming of stable quasicrystalline particle/matrix interface and also prohibit against microstructural evolution of the α-Mg matrix during deformation at temperatures up to near the eutectic temperature.

It would also have prohibited retaliation against employees who revealed wage information.

Most of the growth of medical-sector employment occurred after Title VI prohibited discrimination against minorities.

The case in question grappled with how Sikhs could be protected by the Race Relations Act 1976, which prohibited discrimination against "racial groups".

On the president's behalf, Senators Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts and Christopher J. Dodd of Connecticut, both Democrats, introduced legislation last year that would have prohibited discrimination against parents by all employers.

Fair-housing laws have always prohibited discrimination against home buyers, he added, "so now there is an open path in any municipality where a group home is needed".

The President also prohibited discrimination against LGBT employees by Federal contractors and subcontractors.

Sommers looked at Blackstone's Commentaries, she says, in which Blackstone found that the common law prohibited violence against wives.

(Credit card companies are prohibited from collecting against Social Security income).

The meaning of this variable is the ability to protect the aircraft against prohibited items.