Sentence examples for prohibited questions from inspiring English sources

Be aware of these prohibited questions prior to the interview so you know what lines you can't cross.

Having non gender-specific questions will help you avoid prohibited questions and focus on finding the right candidate for the job.

But Trump's team has other objections: The real estate executive wants to limit questioning to two hours and prohibit questions covered in a previous deposition.

Adolpho Birch, a lawyer for the N.F.L., sought to prohibit questions about the 2006 case during arbitration hearings for the players in November, arguing that those circumstances could not be applied to the current players.

There are encouraging signs: There's a growing number of states and cities that prohibit questions about salary history on job applications, as a potential solution to wage discrimination.

Because the American with Disabilities Act prohibits questions regarding the nature of someone's disability, the legitimacy of the dogs is rarely challenged.

Federal and state anti-discrimination laws protect female job applicants by prohibiting questions about marital status, spouses, sexual orientation, children or pregnancy in addition to questions that would relate specifically to women.

As sale of cereals is officially prohibited, direct questions about this type of market activity usually received an indirect response.

James's office said that several New York-based companies, including Kickstarter, Peeled Snacks and BBMG were among those who had already prohibited the question.

Although the collection of data related to ethnicity and religious beliefs can be authorized by the country's data protection agency in exceptional cases, France's constitutional court has not hesitated to prohibit certain questions from being asked or published in the past.

Reporters were prohibited from asking questions, though photographers were allowed to take pictures.