Sentence examples for prohibited outright from inspiring English sources

Mr. Keay said that means new churches might as well be prohibited outright.

As a result, these are frowned upon, if not prohibited outright, in many parts of the world, indeed people lose their lives because of them.

Though the site prohibits outright pornography, sexed-up cosplay and lists of adult film stars still get massive attention.

Yet even as courts steadily prohibited the outright teaching of creationism and intelligent design, creationists on the Texas board grew to a near majority.

New York State law prohibits an outright ban on big stores, according to the village mayor, Gregory Ferraris, and the town attorney, Fred Thiele, who is also a state assemblyman.

Some such as The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints prohibit it outright.

Washington, D.C., is the only other jurisdiction to prohibit them outright.

David A. Hyman notes: … in every generation, philosophers, ethicists, religious figures, politicians, and professional worrywarts have cited human dignity as a reason to restrict innovation or prohibit it outright.

For example, Uber is currently warring with dozens of taxi and transportation commissions across the globe; Zenefits had to face shutdown threats in Utah; and 23andMe recently earned FDA authorization for performing genetic tests for Bloom Syndrome after several years of being outright prohibited from offering genetic health analysis.

It was only last November that its voters narrowly rejected a constitutional amendment that would have prohibited same-sex marriage outright — the "no" vote then was only fifty-one per cent.

When warfare resumed in 785, and until the outbreak of the Abbasid civil war following Harun's death in 809, the Abbasids established and maintained a clear military supremacy, although vigorous Byzantine resistance prohibited any plans for outright conquest.