Sentence examples for prohibited cheaper from inspiring English sources

At the same time, it has prohibited cheaper imports from the former USSR and other countries, as these did not meet European GMP standards.

Sometimes they use governments to provide subsidies from taxpayers, or to prohibit cheaper imports.

Wisely, the duke retreated, first on a church issue, himself reforming the Test and Corporation Acts that penalized Nonconformists, and again on a Corn Law (prohibiting importation of cheaper foreign grains) question, introducing a more liberal reform than he and the agricultural interest desired.

And once the risk premium is gone, the legal product will be significantly cheaper than the prohibited product.

Building with wood and roofing with thatch had been prohibited for centuries, but these cheap materials continued to be used.

Mr. Medvedev has proposed banning sales of beer from sidewalk kiosks and prohibiting the large, cheap containers of beer preferred by young Russians.

When the Satie estate prohibited this, Mr. Cage composed a piano score, called "Cheap Imitation," that fit the work's structures while — mainly picking out one note at a time — pursuing separate melodies.

Finally, the TRIPS Agreement, though intended to strengthen the incentives to create new knowledge, made patented drugs more expensive and restricted the ability of poorer countries to obtain medicines by prohibiting access to the cheaper generic drugs.

The savings on the cheaper containers are passed on to consumers, and the boxes can be taken to beaches or tailgate parties where glass containers are prohibited.

"It's not prohibited.

"That's prohibited.