Sentence examples for prohibited from getting from inspiring English sources

But we are prohibited from getting comfortable.

Mr. Mubarak's successor, as an acting president, would be specifically prohibited from getting the parliamentary elections under way.

Had Mr. Morrison's campaigning been disclosed, Goldman would have been prohibited from getting state business for two years.

Passengers could be prohibited from getting out in the corridor until the area is explored, its species cataloged and its critical habitat protected.

The clinics also could continue to serve a market that the Affordable Care Act does not touch: illegal immigrants who are prohibited from getting health insurance under the law.

And as long as he had four months' worth of child-support arrears, Lamont eventually discovered, he was prohibited from getting a student loan, a regular driver's license or even a real barber's license, which he needed to work in any better hair salon.

Mr. Weill was eager for Congress to repeal the Glass-Steagall Act, the Depression-era legislation that prohibited banks from getting into some other businesses.

In most cases, investigators have found that some exception to the rule applied — either because bad weather, like thunderstorms, prohibited passengers from getting off the plane safely or because delays were attributable to directions from air traffic control.

I'd love to tell you that, on any given day during our trip, the previous day's celebration of nakedness and dancemood prohibited us from getting out of our accommodations much before 8 p.m., but I recently turned 50.

The resolution of the video prohibited deputies from getting further descriptions of the suspects.

But since he was an undocumented immigrant, Georgia legislation also prohibited him from getting a license.