Sentence examples for prohibited language from inspiring English sources

But in keeping with most Russian laws, the rules were vague, and no list of prohibited language has been issued.

And Beijing's rules differ from Uncle Sam's: Phrases including "democracy" and "human rights" are deemed subversive, earning surfers a chilling warning, "Prohibited language in text, please delete".

According to reports, when Chinese bloggers enter words deemed taboo by the Communist government words and phrases including "democracy," "freedom" and "human rights"–users receive a warning message: "Prohibited language in text, please delete".

The new policy is meant to expand the hateful conduct policy to also prohibit language that dehumanizes others based on " their membership in an identifiable group, even when the material does not include a direct target," says Twitter.

The school still prohibited sign language in the 1960s, when it moved to Jackson Heights, where it remains today.

Transfers of prisoners from the Guantanamo Bay detention camp to the United States was prohibited, and language on transfers to other countries was revised.

More than a century ago, federal officials seeking to unify a vast, diverse nation prohibited indigenous languages in school.

Whatever spurs such criticism, most sites have explicit user guidelines that prohibit foul language, racial epithets and personal attacks.

Prohibiting true threats, for example--serious communications of an intent to commit unlawful violence--does not endanger discussions on controversial topics the way that prohibiting hurtful language does.

For example, despite most organizations having a clear policy that prohibits inappropriate language in email messages -- 43% of leaders reported that they have seen a vulgar email in the past month!

The league contends the union cannot file this complaint because it is prohibited by specific language in the new collective bargaining agreement and by a stipulation agreement signed last August when the C.B.A. was completed.