Sentence examples for prohibited by a from inspiring English sources

It is prohibited by a Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board regulation.

Pregnancy discrimination is prohibited by a federal law enacted in 1978.

Executive branch officials are generally prohibited by a federal law, the Hatch Act, from knowingly soliciting or accepting campaign donations.

He is prohibited by a settlement with the S.E.C. from serving as an officer or director in a publicly traded company.

The photos had been described to reporters by defense lawyers for some of the soldiers, but their release had been prohibited by a military judge.

Mr. Waksal is prohibited by a settlement he made with the Securities and Exchange Commission from serving as a director or executive of a publicly traded company.

Dumping-by-export of hazardous wastes is prohibited by an international treaty called the Basel Convention.

Many of the early pieces were impressed with hallmarks resembling those used on silver a practice prohibited by an injunction obtained in 1773 by London silversmiths.

Denis was arrested after a fatality, and the procedure of transfusing the blood of other animals into humans was prohibited, by an act of the Chamber of Deputies in 1668, unless sanctioned by the Faculty of Medicine of Paris.

*Whether Microsoft could continue tying products to Windows by contract, a business arrangement that is prohibited by an earlier agreement with the government that is scheduled to expire soon.

They are a particularly devious invention, designed to inflict maximum, indiscriminate harm, and so abhorred that their use, transfer, and stockpiling is prohibited by an international treaty, the Convention on Cluster Munitions.