Sentence examples for prohibited either from inspiring English sources

"But it doesn't seem to be explicitly prohibited either".

That agreement prohibited either side from making "unilateral acts" which change the status of occupied lands.

On Saturday, a day when rules prohibited either side from campaigning, the toxic tone of the race and the divisions it exposed – even though the topic at hand was far less emotionally divisive than hot-button issues in the past such as divorce, abortion, and nuclear energy – was seen by the editor of La Repubblica as a defining moment in Italian history.

The Clayton Bulwer Treaty, which the two nations signed in 1850, prohibited either from establishing exclusive control over a canal there.

Of the 17 jurisdictions surveyed, six jurisdictions have prohibited both types of use, five jurisdictions have prohibited one use but not the other use, and five jurisdictions have not prohibited either use, while information was not available for one jurisdiction.

(Sharp lawyer that he was, Lincoln would have pointed out that it was not prohibited, either).

The document also includes a confidentiality agreement that prohibits either side from discussing the talks.

But on Jan . 10 Mr. Welch's lawyers requested that the deposition be made confidential, which among other things, would prohibit either side from talking to the news media.

Opponents of the measure, which prohibits either gender from making up more than two-thirds of a party's candidates, called it discriminatory.

Moreover, the treaty includes a provision prohibiting either side from using ballistic missile launchers for missile defense interceptors or from using interceptor launchers for ballistic missiles.

He said that a potential conflict of interest on the part of a managing agent or a sponsor who is a director would not prohibit either from serving on the board.