Sentence examples for prohibited practices from inspiring English sources

Shortly afterward, delegates to the N.C.A.A. convention passed a regulation that prohibited practices on the day of a game.

A checklist of recommended and prohibited practices developed by Long Island Sustainable Winegrowing is keyed to the particular circumstances of the region's maritime agriculture.

By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, July 29 , 1939P. 54 One of the prohibited practices of racing is stimulating a horse with an electric battery-touching him up with a buzzer.

Since 2005, horse racing's Racing Medication and Testing Consortium has made significant progress in implementing a national drug policy, with 30 of the 38 states that conduct thoroughbred racing adopting its rules on medication, testing, prohibited practices and penalties.

If adopted by the board, a four-year ban would cover serious offenses like using human growth hormone, anabolic steroids and masking agents as well as trafficking and conducting blood manipulation and other prohibited practices.

It prohibited practices deemed "disruptive of fair and equitable trading" called "spoofing".

This is a prohibited practice, and this is an area that we enforce".

Spokesmen added that the prohibited practice — adding paprika to uncooked meat— is used very little, these days.

Two days later the Navy ordered submarine commanders to keep civilians away from control panels and prohibited practicing rapid climbs to the surface when civilians were on board.

"This sure looks and feels like some sort of 'double jeopardy' even if it doesn't precisely fit the legal definition of that prohibited practice," the jurors said in a statement.

But the French capital has a new weapon in its longstanding battle against les pipis sauvages, or wild peeing, the time-honoured if technically prohibited practice of urinating in the street, and its unsavoury accompanying odours.