Sentence examples for prohibited for instance from inspiring English sources

Craft operated by remote control are prohibited, for instance, from "flying directly over unprotected people, vessels, vehicles or structures".

A senator could be removed for violating moral standards: he was prohibited, for instance, from marrying a freedwoman or fighting in the arena.

The Obama campaign set out clear rules of engagement that prohibited, for instance, trash talking about Sarah Palin's family, said Rahaf Harfoush, who worked on Obama's social media campaign and then wrote a book about it.

Patients who do not strictly meet these criteria but for whom further treatment with oxaliplatin would be prohibited (for instance, allergic reaction, residual neurotoxicity grade ≥2) are allowed for inclusion.

What is to be left behind as we move forward into what is intended to be this brave new world is the current perception that the new law requires men and women to be treated, always, in exactly the same way - so as to prohibit, for instance, the commissioning of gender-specific services where they would otherwise be appropriate and lawful.

What happens if the five conservative justices decide that the Constitution prohibits, for instance, a broad expansion of Medicaid or a jobs guarantee?

This would prohibit, for instance, cells and multicellular organisms to be bona fide objects, because they are composed of molecules.

For instance, it is prohibited for porn to show "adults role-playing as non-adults".

Massachusetts, for instance, prohibited school bus drivers from using the phones on the job, except in emergencies; New Jersey prohibited people with learners' permits from talking on their phones while driving.

The commission has, for instance, prohibited exclusive contracts for telecommunications services in commercial buildings.

The Hyde Amendment, for instance, prohibits the Medicaid program from spending federal money on most abortions.