Sentence examples for prohibited through from inspiring English sources

Public goods are often underinvested or exploited to the detriment of others or future generations, unless such exploitation is prohibited through government regulation.

Stuxnet has also reopened older debates about how, and if, the acquisition and use of cyberweapons should be regulated or even prohibited, through institutions like "cyber arms control" regimes and conventions.

However, macrophage angiogenic abilities can be indirectly prohibited through the use of other factors.

In addition, 'pillaging a town or place, even when taken by assault' is prohibited through the provisions RS Art 8 War crimes2.

In all cases, these relationships were previously prohibited through the assumptions of (family) monophyly made in the original analysis.

Greenbelts: One special form of protected areas are greenbelts, which are large parcels of land in and around cities where urban development is totally prohibited through zoning, or public ownership, easement or development restriction.

However, Oregon rejects the notion that CSA was enacted to prevent the state from regulating its own physicians' distribution of controlled substances to the terminally ill because this activity falls outside the range of activities that Congress prohibits through amendment to the CSA.

Plus, TDCJ already has a means of regulating the information it purportedly seeks to prohibit through its ability to exercise control over the flow of information in and out of prison.

Cleveland told The Huffington Post she has seen many girls at her school wearing a sweatshirt or sweatpants with the words "dress code" written on them if their clothes do not adhere to the dress code, which prohibits see-through clothing, backless blouses, sagging pants and other clothing.

Sinodinos was honorary treasurer and finance committee chairman when the NSW Branch was washing funds, according to the NSW Electoral Commission, from prohibited donors through the Liberal-aligned Free Enterprise Foundation.

As most of us frequent travelers know, the truly disturbed and the questionably functional are just as free to fly as anyone else, if they aren't on a terrorist watch list and don't try to bring shotguns or other prohibited items through airport security.