Sentence examples for prohibited from talking from inspiring English sources
I was sort of prohibited from talking to the guys.
Police chief Lee White has previously said that he is prohibited from talking about employee discipline.
I knew owners were prohibited from talking to the public and us.
Imagine if staff were prohibited from talking about greenhouse gas reductions.
Under current rules, Boston transit employees are prohibited from talking or texting on cellphones while working, a policy in effect in many other places.
At his campaign rallies, supporters and staff members, who once complained about being ignored by the news media, now declare that they are prohibited from talking to the press, muttering about "operationally sensitive" campaign work.
(The settlement prohibited Armstrong from talking about Scientology, a prohibition that he has ignored, and the church has won two breach-of-contract suits against him, including a five-hundred-thousand-dollar judgment in 2004).
Goodell had earlier prohibited owners from talking about negotiations.
The company argues that the dead men had signed contracts that prohibited them from talking to the press about Blackwater and that this restriction extended to their lawyers and their estates even after death.
Since Lewinsky's legal jeopardy prohibited her from talking to the press, she had no choice but to remain silent even as her image and her story morphed into profit centers for the entertainment industry.
N.C.A.A. rules prohibit coaches from talking directly to players.
