Sentence examples for prohibited finding from inspiring English sources

Death by suffocation follows swiftly as the victim's diaphragm stops working properly, and he cannot breathe.In a world where the use of chemical weapons is supposed to be prohibited, finding out when and where they have been deployed is important.

"Or is it the teacher's and the Board of Education's fault?" Margie Feinberg, a spokeswoman for the Board of Education, said that while the practice of distributing children to other classes when their teacher is absent is not prohibited, finding substitutes is preferred.

The newspaper slugfest against Icac would no doubt be pleasing to vested business interests keen to get back into the game Icac so rudely interrupted – whether it be lobbyists for prohibited donors finding ways to oil the political machine, or people getting an inside run on government business.

On its blog, the T.S.A. notes that finding prohibited items like guns on people "does not mean they had bad intentions".

Even lawmakers in Mr. Berlusconi's governing coalition said Mr. Castelli's interpretation of the immunity law as a measure that prohibited fact-finding went too far.

The judge ruled that the men were owed compensation for the firm's failure to pay the agricultural minimum wage, for the charging of prohibited work-finding fees, for unlawfully withholding wages, and for depriving the workers of facilities to wash, rest, eat and drink.

Perhaps their work schedule prohibits them from finding another suitable time.

If this is the case, the influences of Saturn can put you in touch with the limitations and restrictions that may be prohibiting you from finding the right relationship.

When the reunification treaty was signed in 1990 the new German state had not distinguished between legal and illegal adoptions, so every case today is dealt with according to the old West German law, which prohibits natural parents from finding out about children they voluntarily gave up.

The so-called omnibus bill will not defund Planned Parenthood, prohibit Syrian refugees from finding asylum in America, make it harder for fast food workers to unionize, or help retirement fund managers gouge their clients for personal profit.

In 1968, in Epperson v. Arkansas, the Court invalidated an Arkansas law that prohibited teachers from teaching evolution, finding that the law was motivated by a completely religious purpose.