Sentence examples for prohibited that from inspiring English sources

Even though waterboarding is now prohibited, that hasn't diminished its value for some in government.

The National Labor Relations Act has guaranteed the right to file class action lawsuits, but the employees' arbitrations agreement prohibited that, which the plaintiffs argue violates the law.

"If you transfer weapons knowingly to a person that is prohibited, that could potentially be a violation of federal law," Marcus Watson, acting special agent in charge with the ATF in Tennessee, told the Tennessean.

The laws of war also prohibit attacks that strike military targets and civilians indiscriminately, such as those that are not directedat a specific military target.Attacks are also prohibited that may be expected to cause incidental civilian loss that would be disproportionate to the concrete and direct military advantage anticipated from the attack.

Merman wasn't a pop singer -- her me-now vocalizations prohibited that.

USA Track and Field, the American body, said its confidentiality rules prohibited that in some cases.

The state must prohibit that practice.

Apple's published rules on apps expressly prohibit that practice.

The Rehnquist Court has mostly opted for color blindness, and Brown itself does not expressly prohibit that choice.

Law expressly prohibits that form of discrimination and society frowns upon it.

The problem is government doing what both the Constitution and decent morality prohibit, that is crony capitalism," she said.