Sentence examples for prohibited right from inspiring English sources

So, I can hardly fault the Supreme Court's unanimous decision striking down Massachusetts' abortion clinic buffer zone statute that prohibited right to life advocates from coming closer than 35 feet to an abortion clinic.

Today, their triangles warning of children crossing or slippery surfaces, and circles prohibiting right turns, have become such an integral part of the national landscape it is hard to imagine a time when they didn't exist.

Unfortunately, the prohibited subphase would reduce the capacity of right-turn movements when it prohibits right turns even if there are few pedestrians and bicycles crossing the street.

There was a measure on the ballot that would have essentially amended Michigan's constitution to prohibit right-to-work laws, and it was defeated, but there's an argument to be made that the vote there was as much about punishing the amendment's supporters for their overreach as anything else.

The light was red, and a sign prohibited a right on red.

Any rule employees would reasonably believe prohibited their right to concerted activity may be unlawful.

Such fees are prohibited in "right to work" states across the South and in much of the Midwest.

Why prohibit the right to counsel? "The process doesn't violate amateurism.

"The way the current law reads one person of a single property can prohibit the rights of the majority of ownership to not use their property rights".

The basic need for road distance calculation is a road network with information on all the segments constituting the network, as well as on all existing constraints such as prohibited left or right turns, one way streets, etc. Travel time calculations, likewise, are implemented in GIS software [ 28].

Some Saddle River residents, who organized as Concerned Citizens, want to prohibit a right-hand turn from the access road onto County Road to restrict traffic flowing into their community.