Sentence examples for prohibited support from inspiring English sources

Treaties, almost universally adopted, had already prohibited support for airline and maritime terrorism, as well as hostage taking and drug trafficking.

Rwanda said it had adopted "stringent measures" to prohibit support for the rebels from its territory and that it had detained 67 rebels.

Among them, he said, were alienating the leadership of countries where the strikes occur; losing intelligence from allies whose laws prohibit support for targeted killings; an eroding political consensus in the United States; and "creating a recruiting poster for Al Qaeda".

To this end, they point to the fact that many religious believers believe that conforming to the DRR would compromise their loyalty to God: if they were prohibited from supporting coercive laws for which they take there to be strong but exclusively religious reasons to support, they would naturally take themselves to be prohibited from obeying God.

It predates the new Russian federal law prohibiting the support of homosexuality.

The Bush administration is deeply divided over whether to prohibit federal support for research using embryonic stem cells.

But this argument proves too much, for it would permit the government to prohibit all support of any group that has ever engaged in any illegal activity.

"We continue to believe that the statute prohibiting material support of terrorism is constitutional, and we are reviewing our appellate options," he said.

Virtually every criminal case concerning terrorism filed since the Sept. 11 attacks has relied on the 1996 law prohibiting "material support" of terrorist organizations that Judge Koeltl rejected.

A battle is raging within the Bush administration over whether to prohibit federal support for biomedical research that uses cells derived from human embryos, federal officials say.

The plan — made possible after Mr. Obama signed a secret "finding" that circumvents international laws prohibiting lethal support to groups trying to overthrow a sitting government — continues to face bipartisan skepticism in Congress.