Sentence examples for prohibited subjects from inspiring English sources

Pension and retiree demands are prohibited subjects in collective bargaining.

After pre-medication with an H1 antagonist (systemic steroid pre-medication was prohibited), subjects were initiated with a loading dose of cetuximab 400 mg m−2 as an i.v. infusion over 120 min one week in advance of rIL-21 treatment, thereby allowing discrimination between cetuximab-related infusion reactions and IL-21-related adverse events (AEs).

Notwithstanding the temporary exemption in the 2007 regulations referred to above, Nottinghamshire healthcare NHS trust had a smoke-free policy under which smoking was prohibited, subject to very limited exceptions, for both and staff and patients throughout all trust premises – whether indoors or outdoors.

In a note setting out its legal position ahead of the Commons vote Number 10 said: "International law is clear that the use of force in international relations is prohibited, subject to limited exceptions.

Key exclusion criteria were presence of a comorbid psychiatric condition with severe symptoms, conduct disorder, or other medical condition that could confound assessments, pose a risk to the subject, or prohibit study completion.

The Kenyan Embassy issued a short statement that did not address Mr. Odeh's specific allegations but said that Kenya's constitution expressly prohibited the subjecting of any person to torture or to inhuman or degrading treatment.

Under these rules, a number of academically dishonest behaviours are prohibited and subject to disciplinary action.

A derogation is currently granted to permit forest owners temporary use of the prohibited chemicals subject to restricted use controls and research into alternative chemical and non-chemical vegetation control.

Nevertheless, orthodox Muslims would quote of him and of his imitators the Prophet's alleged saying that "poetry is what Satan has spit out," since he not only described subjects prohibited by religious law but praised them with carefree lightheartedness.

Nozick should have said that, if an action is properly prohibited, it is subject to permissible punishment and subject to permissible defensive suppression.

Another part of the Nevada bill prohibits those subject to a restraining order and convicted of domestic violence battery from gun possession.