Sentence examples for prohibited the transfer of from inspiring English sources
The reformers among the lesser nobles focused on the program of the "execution" (enforcement) of laws that prohibited the transfer of crown lands and the accumulation of offices that profited the oligarchy.
Construction was frustrated in 1933, when Adolf Hitler came to power in Germany and prohibited the transfer of money overseas.
Congress has prohibited the transfer of any Guantanamo detainees to Yemen, as well as to the United States, a law the White House is seeking to change.
The US Atomic Energy Act of 1946 (McMahon Act) prohibited the transfer of information on nuclear research to any foreign country, including Britain, without explicit official authority, and Fuchs supplied highly classified US information to nuclear scientists in Britain as well as to his Soviet contacts.
This week, coinciding with the release of the task force's Final Report, President Obama has prohibited the transfer, to local police departments, of: "grenade launchers, bayonets, tracked armored vehicles, weaponized aircraft and vehicles, firearms and ammunition of.50-caliber or higher," according to the Associated Press.
Federal laws prohibit the transfer of toxins and pathogenic microorganisms.
(Rules prohibiting the transfer of materials between divisions were not enforced).
The House has already passed a bill that would probably prohibit the transfer of such military detainees into the United States.
It would also outlaw secret detentions, used since 2001 by the Central Intelligence Agency, and prohibit the transfer of prisoners to countries that use torture or cruel treatment.
It also restricts contributions by county and municipal party organizations, which often channel cash to candidates elsewhere, and prohibits the transfer of money from one county to another.
Another prohibits the transfer of detainees to any other country unless the defense secretary, Robert M. Gates, certifies that the country has met a strict set of security conditions.
