Sentence examples for prohibited by section from inspiring English sources
Assisted suicide is prohibited by section 2(1) of the Suicide Act 1961 and voluntary euthanasia is considered to be murder under UK law.
Although it may seem like an innocuous idea, the means by which you allow visitors to your website to investigate the relationship status of MySpace users constitutes an automated script program, the use of which is expressly prohibited by Section 8 of the Terms of Use Agreement between MySpace and its users.
A single auditor is not able and not supposed to set up complicated structures in order to cut taxes: first, it is prohibited by Section 319a (1) no. 2 sentence 1 of the German Commercial Code; second, specially trained tax departments will be responsible for tax designs.
Perhaps the last Republican Congress's threat to revoke ObamaCare by forcing the U.S. into a default of its national debt, an act specifically prohibited by Section 4 of the 14th Amendment of the Constitution, comes close.
It is prohibited by section 229 of the Criminal Code.
Since 2006, all prisoners and parolees in Queensland have been prohibited by law (section 132 of Queensland's Corrective Services Act, introduced by the Beattie Labor Government) from speaking to reporters without permission.
In addition, no "political party, committee, group, candidate or individual" could accept any contribution prohibited by this section of the statutes or they could be found guilty of a Class I felony and the statute even provides for a forfeiture of a candidates right to office.
Revocation would not constitute an "ex post facto" law prohibited by Article I, section 9, because it would not create a criminal offense after the fact but merely potential civil grounds for deportation.
From that moment, the mayor is prohibited by the constitution from standing for election and is obliged to give up his current job.In this section A would-be president heads for political martyrdom The strange death of Liberal Canada?
Compulsory redundancies are prohibited by government order.
Such payments are prohibited by New York law.
