Sentence examples for prohibited from performing from inspiring English sources

FEMA was prohibited from performing any restorative work on beaches that hadn't been "engineered" by the Army Corps.

Mr. Manzione was also prohibited from performing the duties of a deacon, which include baptizing, preaching and performing marriage ceremonies.

A local poetry group has been prohibited from performing in an English pub because the entertainment license is "for only singing and not speaking".

They will earn the same wages that the parent associations paid them in previous years, about $14 an hour, and will be prohibited from performing any teaching work, focusing instead on staff support.

The cabs, which will also be required to accept credit cards, are prohibited from performing street hails in parts of Manhattan (south of East 96th Street and West 110th Street) and at the city's airports, where yellow taxis tend to cluster.

These clinics are poised to lose more money — up to $3 million in North Texas alone — in the coming months as the state begins enforcing a rule banning Planned Parenthood clinics from a five-year-old contraception and cancer-screening program, even though clinics that participated were prohibited from performing abortions.

"The defendant's actions prohibited me from performing my lawful duty".

Though the Brecht family foundation generally prohibited anyone from performing the play, it was willing to make an exception for the Busch school so long as it did not try to publicize the event or sell tickets.

The film is structured as a journey, from Iranian Kurdistan to Iraqi Kurdistan, undertaken by a locally famous singer, Mirza (Shahab Ebrahimi), and his two adult sons, Barat (Faegh Mohammadi) and Audeh (Allah-Morad Rashtian), in search of Mirza's ex-wife, Hanareh (Iran Ghobadi), a singer who left for Iraq after the Iranian revolution prohibited her from performing in public.

But the producers drew up a series of agreements for Mr. Cook, Mr. Dixon and Mr. Young that, among other things, forbade them from using the name "Three Mo Tenorss" once their time in the show was over and prohibited them from performing in a show with a substantially similar repertory.

He was banned from writing articles, was deprived of his monthly stipend... [and] the authorities prohibited him from performing on the concert platform".