Sentence examples for prohibited for example from inspiring English sources
Alcoholic beverages are prohibited, for example, and there is no theatre or public exhibition of films.
"Consideration was given as to whether any types of data were prohibited, for example medical, legal, religious or restricted business information, which may be regarded as an intrusion of privacy," the memo says.
Historically, the structure of unit investment trusts -- they generally are prohibited, for example, from replacing a security in the portfolio -- made the products most popular as a way to invest in bonds.
After Alvarez, obviously incorrect statements that disenfranchise voters could still be prohibited — for example, "Republicans vote on Tuesday, Democrats vote on Wednesday". But mendacious politicians, such as "a person who used to be a judge referring to himself as a 'Judge' in an ad" or lying about an endorsement, could still monkey with the truth.
The filter parses company balance sheets to determine whether any sources of income to the corporation are prohibited (for example, if the company is holding too much debt) or if the company is engaged in prohibited lines of business.
Murder is prohibited, for example, and if law enforcement finds probable cause to search your home for evidence of a murder -- or other crime -- they can.
It appears to prohibit, for example, rules that would prevent banks from becoming too big to fail.
Islamic law prohibits, for example, receipt of interest from lending money, though there are methods of adapting that rule to modern transactions.
There is a limit to how much personal probing lenders can do — federal law prohibits, for example, questions about whether an applicant is pregnant.
The Toy Industry Association urges its members to routinely test products it is importing to make sure they comply with federal safety standards, which prohibit, for example, surface paint that contains lead in toys or items that could cause a choking hazard.
The signatories allowed themselves a great variety of qualifications and interpretations, however, so that the pact would not prohibit, for example, wars of self-defense or certain military obligations arising from the League Covenant, the Monroe Doctrine, or postwar treaties of alliance.
