Sentence examples for prohibited to make from inspiring English sources
"It is prohibited to make use of the flags or military emblems, insignia or uniforms of adverse Parties while engaging in attacks or in order to shield, favor, protect or impede military operations".
The First Amendment prohibits government to make any law "prohibiting the free exercise" of religion.
That same law, however, prohibits lawmakers to make investment decisions based on inside information they obtain in the course of their duties.
By that logic, should we prohibit auto insurance to make people sensitive to high repair costs?
The company added that its lenders under the credit line are prohibiting Family Golf to make any payment to holders of its 5.75percentt convertible subordinated notes.
But reconciliation was not intended to be used for major legislation outside of budgets, and a Senate rule prohibits using reconciliation to make policy changes that aren't strictly about raising or lowering government revenue.
Uncertainties remained, Mr. Weston said, noting that the plaintiffs did not challenge, and the court did not address, a part of the law that prohibits computer "morphing" to make children appear to be engaging in sex.
A major challenge in developing effective employment interventions for people with disabilities is SSA's requirement that disability support applicants and beneficiaries have conditions that prohibit their ability to make meaningful contributions to their own support through work.
These pacts include specific terms controlling the release of information that could be used to make prohibited weapons.
If Iraq's report stops short of acknowledging clandestine efforts to make prohibited weapons, the Bush administration is certain to seize on that as an illustration of bad faith.
A report by an independent commission that investigated police corruption in the early 1990s stated that the units were even prohibited from entering buildings to make arrests, although no such rule could be independently found.
