Sentence examples for prohibited just from inspiring English sources

It is prohibited, just like alcohol was prohibited during Prohibition.

Geoffrey Perkins, comedy producer The BBC's 1947 guidelines prohibited just about anything that you might want to say or think of as funny.

The difference was that the Fifth Amendment prohibited just "compelled" self-incrimination and that there was no compulsion under the Kansas program, Mr. McAllister replied.

US district judge Irene Berger's order prohibited just about anyone, including victims' relatives, from speaking publicly about former Massey Energy CEO Don Blankenship's case.

"As in the original market, we plan only to take the high road, that being nothing which intends to cause harm to another person Therefore weapons and assassinations contracts (which are both major scams anyway) are prohibited, just as child pornography," said Roberts in a forum post from 18 October.

To the extent that such pronouncements of illegality reflect assumption rather than analysis, they are inconsistent with our nation's entrepreneurial narrative: An invention is not illegal simply because it is new, and a novel activity is not prohibited just because it has not been affirmatively permitted.

She noted that the surveillance law was passed to prohibit just this sort of presidential abuse of power and provided ample flexibility for gathering vital intelligence.

In recent decades, the tide had shifted in some measure, and most courts that have considered the matter have upheld injunctions that (a) are issued after a trial on the merits, and (b) specifically prohibit just the statements found to be libelous at trial.

On Facebook, he also said: "In simple terms, US law requires Facebook to help the NSA with mass surveillance and EU law prohibits just that.

And, finally, since I see we are nearing the end of this interview — this may be a corny thing to say in an interview, and knowing you and your modesty, you will be inclined to edit this out, which I hereby prohibit — but I just want to acknowledge how incredibly essential your work was to this book.

British authorities had prohibited not just liquids but carry-on luggage altogether, dispensing clear plastic bags for wallets and passports.