Sentence examples for prohibited not only from inspiring English sources

Irradiation, genetic modification and the use of sludge would be prohibited not only in the organic ingredients but in the conventional ingredients in foods made partly with organic ingredients.

Thus, employers are prohibited not only from discriminating against someone because they are a woman, but also because they are a woman who does not act like the employer believes a woman is "supposed to".

Yet, because of a policy adopted by Florida Gov. Rick Scott in 2011, he is prohibited not only from voting, but also from serving on a jury and becoming a member of the Florida bar.

Our culture seems to prohibit not only the expression of anger but also the feeling of anger.

· Taiwan is prohibiting not only plastic bags, but also disposable plastic plates, cups and cutlery used by fast food vendors.

It would effectively prohibit not only commercial logging but also oil and gas development across an area larger than the nation's current national parks.

It has been held to prohibit not only the institution of an official church, but any government act favoring religion, a particular religion, or for that matter irreligion.

The law takes a comprehensive approach to its ban on aid to terrorist groups, prohibiting not only providing cash, weapons and the like but also four more ambiguous sorts of help — "training," "personnel," "expert advice or assistance" and "service".

A prophetic tradition states that when a non-mahram woman and man are alone together, Satan is the "third among them," Dr. Padela noted, so the laws prohibit not only adultery but "proximity" to adultery.

Thus the Ontario ban prohibits not only these three breeds but any "dog that has an appearance and physical characteristics that are substantially similar" to theirs; the term of art is "pit bull-type" dogs.

Some have relied on Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, which a number of courts have ruled prohibits not only overt sex discrimination but also seemingly neutral policies that have a disparate impact on women.