Sentence examples for prohibited communities from inspiring English sources

(It would have prohibited communities from adopting policies that would prevent law enforcement officers from inquiring about the immigration status of people detained or arrested).

And it is why federal law prohibits communities from completely banning cell-phone towers.

They maintain that in a new era of government austerity, it is no longer possible for each community to offer a full buffet of government services, especially with a new law prohibiting communities from raising property taxes more than 2 percent a year.

Goldman (2003), for example, discusses the ways in which conservation administrative efforts of Wildlife Management Areas in Tanzania favourably describe 'indigenous knowledge' yet ignore that knowledge in practice, actually prohibiting community involvement rather than encouraging participatory efforts (p. 854).

During field observation, it was learned that in this part of the valley free grazing was prohibited by community agreed by-laws.

The Morristown Town Council said that granting the abbey the right to extend its line could jeopardize a $131,000 state grant by violating the state's master plan, which prohibits certain communities from extending sewers beyond their boundaries into environmentally sensitive areas.

This comes on the heels of legislation enacted in Arkansas last month that prohibits local communities from implementing non-discrimination policies for LGBT people.

"Although design alone cannot create community, bad design can prohibit a community from forming.

Mohist communities prohibited murder, punishing it by death.[33] They also apparently advocated capital punishment for the roving gangs of robbers who terrorized small communities and traveling merchants.

Mr. Rich noted that the new school-governance law does not prohibit the community school boards from recommending superintendent candidates, and that it does not bar the chancellor from accepting such recommendations.

Livelihoods, land resource, culture and attitude prohibit the community from relocating to other areas even during flooding.