Sentence examples for prohibited law from inspiring English sources

During the George W. Bush administration, Congress passed laws that prohibited law enforcement from publicizing data showing where criminals obtained their guns and granted gunmakers immunity from some civil lawsuits.

Mr. Brown vetoed several other bills that had been pushed by immigrant rights advocates, including one that would have prohibited law enforcement officers from detaining illegal immigrants for deportation unless they had been charged with a serious or violent crime.

First, the Constitution prohibits laws that impede or discourage religion; second, it prohibits laws that endorse or encourage religion.

The law would prohibit laws of foreign countries from being used to decide Kansas court cases.

Article 12(1) prohibits laws which require that some individuals within a single class should be treated more harshly than others.

Moreover, smoking inside school buildings is prohibited by law (Law no. 584/1975 and Law no.

Cockfighting was prohibited by law in Great Britain in 1849.

The jurors are prohibited by law from discussing their deliberations.

Homosexuality is taboo in Egypt, but not prohibited by law.

He is prohibited by law from seeking a third term.

"Such a possibility is not prohibited by law," Kuzmin said.