Sentence examples for prohibited from living from inspiring English sources

Parolees are not prohibited from living together, Mr. Bray said.

When my father contacted the homeowners' association, we received a certified letter from them stating that a Katrina family was prohibited from living in our town home because the bylaws prohibit "transients"...

The airport shelter, set up about two years ago, was also home to convicted sex offenders who had been prohibited from living at permanent shelters because they refused to provide information or take advantage of therapeutic services.

Under South Africa's apartheid policy that institutionalized racial segregation, black citizens were prohibited from living on or owning land that was exclusively designated for white South Africans.

But she also wants Little Red River Cree Nation to talk about domestic violence, and for Tallcree and other violent offenders to be prohibited from living in, or even visiting, the community.

The law, described when it was adopted in 2006 as the nation's toughest restriction on sex offenders, prohibited them from living within 1,000 feet of schools, churches or any other place that children might congregate, including more than 150,000 school bus stops in the state.

City commissioners voted today to prohibit people from living in public spaces, a move that the American Civil Liberties Union described as a thinly veiled attack on the homeless.

Adrian Benepe, the parks commissioner, said that he was sympathetic to Cedar Grove's loss of longtime homes, but that he must enforce a law that prohibits people from living on public land.

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After some initial resistance, the Duke yields to Süß's request for the repeal of the law prohibiting Jews from living in Württemberg; a horde of dirty, disreputable Jews are then shown moving into the city.

His ancestors once roamed what's now the Serengeti, but his parents' generation was forced to move to Loliondo when the National Park was established in the 1950s, prohibiting anyone from living inside its perimeter.