Sentence examples for prohibited serious from inspiring English sources

But for many studios the complexities of getting the hardware to work, despite the proliferation of tools, libraries and sample code from Microsoft, prohibited serious investment.

The answer is that in a country where private gun ownership is prohibited and where serious violent crime is considered rare, Dushuqiang has become a murder weapon.

(DACA already prohibited applicants with serious criminal histories).

The Italian Naval Chief of Staff, Admiral Paolo Thaon di Revel, believed that an active fleet policy was prohibited by the serious threat from submarines in the confined waters of the Adriatic Sea.

Insufficient data prohibited any conclusions about serious maternal or neonatal morbidity or death [ 14].

Specifically, it would amend the War Crimes Act to prohibit only certain "serious violations" of a provision of the Geneva Conventions, including torture, murder and other clearly unsanctioned acts.

Jeffrion L. Aubry, a Democratic state assemblyman from Queens and chairman of the Committee on Corrections, said he plans to introduce a bill in January that would prohibit inmates with serious mental illnesses from being sent to lockdown and require them to receive treatment instead.

And when I pushed, he added, "unfortunately we are prohibited from confirming almost anything serious at Jotly headquarters.

It is also prohibited to hit them without serious fault (Muslim 1972c: No. 4078-4089) and to force them into prostitution (Quran, 24 33).

It is also prohibited to hit them without serious fault (Muslim 1972c: No. 4078-4089) and to force them into prostitution (Quran, 24 33) Further, it was highly encouraged to set them free in various verses of the Qur'an and Sunnah (such as the Quran, 90:11 13).

In addition, New York law previously stated that domestic abusers convicted of a felony or a "serious" offense were prohibited from owning guns.