Sentence examples for prohibited from saying from inspiring English sources

The S.& P. analysts were prohibited from saying more.

Facebook said it was legally prohibited from saying how many of the data requests were related to national security.

He said he was prohibited from saying why, or whether a government order compels him to do so.

The commission has defended its conduct and its executive director, but in a limited way because officials are prohibited from saying much about a continuing case.

Groupon's legally mandated quiet period prevents it from responding to criticism of the business model, beyond a joking explanation on its official blog that it is "prohibited from saying anything to the press that may make the company look 'good,'successfulul,' or 'not currently on fire.' " Merchants do derive benefits from doing a daily deal.

Mr. Reeker said privacy regulations prohibited him from saying whether Mr. Schilling worked for the government.

It was a great relief to read Will Blythe's Times Op-Ed about refusing to sign a termination agreement after being fired from the digital publisher Byliner because it would have prohibited him from saying anything disparaging about the company.

This month, Maury Davis, the pastor of a megachurch in Nashville, told his congregation that I.R.S. rules prohibited him from saying at the pulpit what he could say as a private citizen: that he supported three parishioners running for school board, whom he then named.

One MP, whom the Guardian is prohibited from identifying, said he would ask the Speaker to consider taking action against Carter-Ruck for contempt of parliament.

I mean, what would prohibit you from saying that you're gay, and y'all get married and still live as separate, but you get all the benefits?

The pledge requires players to "show appreciation" for good plays by opponents and could even be interpreted to prohibit players from saying they want to score points, he said.