Sentence examples for prohibited from hiring from inspiring English sources

The military is prohibited from hiring private contractors as spies.

And state agencies have been prohibited from hiring non-Thais as consultants.

Politicians are prohibited from hiring bodyguards during the election period and possessing firearms as they campaign around the country.

To avoid favoritism, supervisors are also prohibited from hiring former business partners, unless a special waiver is obtained.

He once resigned from a position as a probation officer in juvenile court after he was prohibited from hiring a black employee.

Former managers have complained they were prohibited from hiring black players and there has never been a player of African origin in the squad.

The Justice Department sued the online retailer eBay on Friday, saying it had entered into an anticompetitive agreement with Intuit that prohibited them from hiring each other's employees.

Although it appears that flexibility is now reduced as the central government has prohibited districts from hiring contract staff, in reality it seems that is not the case for despite this 'ban', districts are still hiring staff on contract, apparently without incurring sanctions from the central government.

At the same time a central government law prohibited districts from hiring health staff on local contracts or as volunteers [ 3, 4] even though both of these categories had been important in allowing districts some flexibility in numbers and skills mix for their staff.

They prohibit lawmakers from hiring relatives as legislative staff, restrict gifts given to legislators or government employees by lobbyists and prohibit a lawmaker who takes health care benefits as part of his legislative service from taking additional health benefits from other public jobs.

Still, federal law prohibits companies from hiring or rejecting applicants based solely on their credit.