Sentence examples for prohibited with a from inspiring English sources

Money transfers outside Cyprus are prohibited, with a few very specific exceptions, and there is a limit of 5,000 euros a month in credit or debit card purchases while abroad.

However, it was prohibited with the enactment of the 1949 Civil Code.

To evaluate the feasibility and the practical application for SERS detection in real-world samples based on GO sandwiched hybrid as SERS-active substrate, three different prohibited colorants with a series of concentrations were measured with a minimum detected concentration down to 10−9 M.

It also cut out lots of red tape, as the act provides crowdfunded business and investors with exemptions to the Securities Act of 1933, which prohibited anyone with a net worth below $1 million from investing in private companies.

From the earliest days of iTunes, to Apple Music today, we have always prohibited music with a message of white supremacy.

Instead of addressing the systemic issues like the ones listed above, the government instead prohibited failure with a "too big to fail" list, which (knowing the history of government) will essentially assure that something like failure will happen.

The proposal would prohibit sex with a corpse as a Class 2 felony in Illinois, with a penalty of up to 7 years in prison.

That is what Texas seeks to prohibit, with blatant disregard for the First Amendment.

The Kasinga case propelled the United States to change its asylum laws and enact a federal law prohibiting FGM, with a dozen states following suit, including New York.

This analysis was further limited by a small sample size, prohibiting analysis with a more graded child abuse variable due to very small Ns/cell (see Table IV).

As for firearms, House Bill 1015 would eliminate the stadiums' ability to "prohibit persons with a valid concealed pistol license from carrying a concealed pistol in any facility or on any grounds of a facility".