Sentence examples for prohibited from joining from inspiring English sources

Immigrants who lack legal status are currently prohibited from joining the armed forces.

Children are also not prohibited from joining the New York Scouts on the basis of sexual orientation, he said.

California judges are prohibited from joining groups that discriminate based on sexual orientation, but nonprofit youth organizations are exempt.

As they take batting practice and loosen their muscles, he will hang back, prohibited from joining them.

They were prohibited from joining whites-only groups, and there were no equivalent social networking opportunities for African American children.

People with knowledge of her contract with Penguin Putnam said she was prohibited from joining another publishing company for only a few months.

The agreement included a mutual defense provision and prohibited Finland from joining any organization considered hostile to the U.S.S.R.

Mr. Morgan said he did not know whether Mr. Kent's contract with Charter prohibited him from joining another cable company.

(Julia had joined the O.S.S. at the onset of the war and was first stationed in Washington; under the regulations of the time, her height had prohibited her from joining the Women's Army Corps. She was six foot two).

Shortly after meeting with a new company, Mr. Connolly got a call from his previous employer, telling him the noncompete prohibited him from joining any company in diagnostic devices, even if the application and the technology were different.

When Judge Smith first came before the committee that year, he pledged that he would work to change the policies of the Spruce Creek Rod and Gun Club, which prohibited women from joining, or he would resign.