Sentence examples for prohibited playing from inspiring English sources
The 2007 statute prohibited playing music that was "plainly audible" 25 feed from motor vehicles, or "louder than necessary for convenient hearing".
Although the morning disc jockey told him that the station's policies prohibited playing self-submitted tapes, he played Walker's song and said that it was "too good to pass up".
Growing up in that world-class capital of contradictions, pianist and group leader Jorge Gómez and his colleagues spent their daylight hours studying classical music at the La Escuela Nacional de Arte conservatory, with its rigid Soviet-style pedagogy that prohibited playing traditional Afro-Cuban music, under threat of expulsion.
In Tennessee, the state Senate has passed legislation that would prohibit playing an "obscene" film on a screen visible to other drivers.
But it was enough to have violated China's new national anthem law, which prohibits playing or singing the "March of the Volunteers" in a "distorted or disrespectful way in public," police said.
Among the more unusual PSPOs, which attract £100 on-the-spot fines, is one drafted by North East Derbyshire council which prohibits "playing golf, or being in possession of golf equipment, on the open, park areas" in Mickley.
L.A. would have needed a waiver from the league to host the 2021 game, because NFL rules prohibit playing a Super Bowl at a stadium in the venue's inaugural year.
Although it had the nation's most prestigious college football program, university policy prohibited play in the postseason from 1926 until 1970.
Brett Hoover, assistant director of the Ivy Group, said there had not been and would not be a blanket statement from the league office prohibiting play this weekend.
A local curfew at Wimbledon prohibits play after 11 p.m., and when the time came, Nadal and Djokovic were just about to finish their own epic third-set tiebreaker.
Born in Afghanistan, she was taught to play soccer by her father but by law was prohibited from playing in public.
