Sentence examples for prohibited said from inspiring English sources

"It seemed like it wasn't prohibited," said Ms. Wexler, an independent film director.

"It ought to be prohibited," said Patricia E. Salkin, director of the Government Law Center at Albany Law School in New York.

"My father wouldn't let me go to protest, he said it's prohibited," said Safa Gorush, a 23-year-old student standing within the cordoned off area of the protest for women.

"In one sense, the new law doesn't cover new territory, because discrimination against people with mental health problems is already prohibited," said Dana L. Fleming, a lawyer in Manchester, N.H., who is an expert on education law.

Mark Dreibelbis, who supervises high school officials in North Carolina, where the A-11 is prohibited, said the offense was unfair to defenses trying to determine which receivers were eligible.

Anything relating to abortion is one such line, but anything making it easier for a person to end his or her own life, as Washington's Death with Dignity law does, would also be prohibited, said the Rev. Thomas Weinandy, the executive director of the Conference of Catholic Bishops' Secretariat for Doctrine.

"Taking photos within the sacred space of the temple is strictly prohibited," says Kumar.

"On its face, this is the sort of toll booth between residential subscribers and the content of their choice that a net neutrality rule is supposed to prohibit," said Harold Feld, legal director of one such group, Public Knowledge, in a statement.

Then all hell broke loose and the Republicans kept ranting about how "Obamacare" would put the federal government between you and your doctor and try to save money by prohibiting said doctor from using the best treatments and procedures.

"I think that's a kind of invasion of privacy that the courts would say can be prohibited," he said.

"Access by boat is prohibited," Mr. Sawyer said.