Sentence examples for prohibited until from inspiring English sources

Candomblé was prohibited until 1970, and Catholicism force-fed.

Foreign investment was prohibited until 1982, when a joint-venture law was enacted.

In Britain, the depiction of living figures was largely prohibited until the 1960s on moral grounds.

Even mention of the artists names was prohibited until the 1960's.

With a few exceptions, new battleship construction was prohibited until 1931, and most remaining pre-dreadnought battleships were ordered scrapped.

Viewers take for granted that this is native to the medium, but it's unique to the U.S.; in the United Kingdom, such deals were prohibited until 2011.

All of which points to the bigotry and narrow-mindedness of those, be they black or white, who take umbrage at the mixing of races the miscegenation that so many states fought to prohibit until the Supreme Court declared their discriminatory laws unconstitutional in the 1967 landmark case, Loving vs. Virginia.

In spite of his having produced a series of emendations in response to criticisms by theological and philosophical critics, his work was condemned by the Congregation of the Index of prohibited Books "until corrected" in 1592.

Others said their company lawyers had prohibited comment until all legal issues had been resolved.

Under N.B.A. rules, no signings or trades can be consummated until July 10, and teams are generally prohibited from commenting until then.

The song was understandably prohibited in France until 1974.