Sentence examples for prohibited identifying from inspiring English sources

Conference ground rules prohibited identifying or directly quoting speakers.

The draft was described by several NATO officials on standard diplomatic rules of anonymity that prohibit identifying them by name or nationality.

Henceforth, the two HMOs will be referred to as HMO A and HMO B due to an IRB requirement that prohibits identifying the specific data that came from each HMO.

Treasury officials said they were prohibited from identifying donors.

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.

In fact, she said she suspected that a thank-you letter she wrote in the summer helped her get a temporary job days later at a federal agency, which she is prohibited from identifying.

For a reporter traveling with the division's First Brigade at the time -- and bound by Pentagon guidelines that prohibit immediately identifying casualties -- the sergeant's death was another faceless fact of the war's grim toll, noted amid the thunderous blasts of a battle that was not yet over.

The New York Police Department asked a judge yesterday for a new tool to combat prostitution and other crimes by street gangs: an injunction that would prohibit people identified as members of the Bloods gang, or their associates, from congregating at night in a particular part of Queens.

As it does when something like this happens every week or so, the C.I.A. referred the leak to the Justice Department, because officials are prohibited from intentionally identifying a noc.

First, the study's cross-sectional design prohibited us from identifying causal relationships between the predictors and risky sexual behavior [ 37].

Another limitation was the use of anonymized data, which prohibited us from identifying repeat patient visits and patients from the same family or household [ 11].