Sentence examples for prohibited altogether from inspiring English sources

Certain types of short-term bookings may be prohibited altogether.

In the late 150s second consulships were prohibited altogether, but within decades the rules were broken.

Abortion is either prohibited altogether or is legal only where a woman's life is in danger in many parts of Africa.

Such guilds compelled foreign merchants or traders to pay a fee if they wanted to participate in the local trade, and some outside merchants were prohibited altogether from participating in that trade.

Opponents of the House bill argue that it is too early to set standards for portability, that portability will slow adoption of electronic health records or that electronic health record donations should be prohibited altogether.

An excise is not limited to vocations or activities that may be prohibited altogether.

Such plans can deny coverage for pre-existing conditions and don't have to cover all of the essential benefits, engaging in the sorts of practices that the 2010 health care law sought to prohibit altogether.

Many Catholic European countries have prohibited surrogacy altogether (although these restrictions are increasingly proving untenable and reform is afoot in many places).

On a low-lying field where Mr. Karanth stood scanning the tree line for wildlife, her family grew rice and millet, battling the menace of elephants, until forest officials prohibited farming altogether and rigorously enforced bans on hunting and grazing.

Astoundingly, there are still a handful of museums that prohibit photography altogether.

Most support either same-sex civil unions or marriage, and only a few would prohibit abortions altogether.