Sentence examples for prohibited from operating from inspiring English sources

The American military is largely prohibited from operating inside Pakistan.

There are, I now understand, other, unwritten, reasons why civilians are prohibited from operating rooms.

This is most evident in Jerusalem, the microcosm of Israel's one-state reality, where Palestinians and Israelis live on top of each other on grossly unequal terms and where the Palestinian Authority is prohibited from operating.

"One school of thought said that there should be sanctions imposed on South Africa, that American companies should be prohibited from operating in South Africa, that there shouldn't be any trade with South Africa.

Note that the reference system for this definition, i.e., all subcarriers employed for data transmission, is prohibited from operating in the considered scenario, where the PU transmission protection is required and the SU sidelobes have to be reduced.

The airline was prohibited from operating worldwide charter flights, and president James Wooten left the company.

"Uber, Lyft, Airbnb, there were things that prohibited them from operating.

Any free school found to be contravening the guidelines will be in breach of their contract and will be subject to action by the department, including prohibiting them from operating".

Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld, who said earlier that there was no evidence that the presence of civilians contributed to the accident, has ordered the Navy and the other armed services to prohibit civilians from operating any military equipment until a review of the guidelines for "community relations programs" is completed.

He said Tutor Time is now complying with state and federal mandates to monitor the air, "but if the time should come that they don't maintain ongoing air monitoring, we will act very swiftly to suspend their license and prohibit them from operating".

MLB has a rule that prohibits teams from operating at debt levels greater than ten times operating income (Ebitda), but it's enforced arbitrarily and is easy to get around.