Sentence examples for prohibited americans from inspiring English sources

In retaliation, Russia's Parliament in December prohibited Americans from adopting Russian orphans.

The latest is a boomlet in state laws requiring divestment from Iran.Federal law has long prohibited Americans from doing direct business with Iran.

The United States Treasury prohibited Americans on Tuesday from doing business with five Iranian entities that it contended had provided support or materials to Iran's nuclear and missile programs.

The U.S. government prohibited Americans from seeing their children being rolled off Air Force jets en masse--regardless of parents' wishes.

The first executive order in American history, it declared the United States neutral in the Anglo-French war and prohibited Americans from participating on either side.

As it turns out, my Spanish was close: During the 1920s, Chinese laborers outnumbered Mexicans in Mexicali by a ratio of eight to one, and a network of subterranean tunnels connected their opium dens and brothels to those eager and prohibited Americans living just across the border.

But the adoption ban also prohibited American adoption agencies from operating in Russia.

In 1961, the Amateur Athletic Union prohibited American women from competing officially in road races.

The Treasury Department prohibited American citizens from engaging in financial transactions with them.

During the war in Afghanistan, for instance, the Saudis prohibited American planes from flying missions from Saudi bases.

In recent weeks the United States and the European Union have eased longstanding economic sanctions that had prohibited American and European companies from doing business in Myanmar.