Sentence examples for prohibited within from inspiring English sources

Blast fishing — using explosives to stun or kill fish — is now prohibited within the park.

The groups said the review discriminates against minorities and is prohibited within 90 days of an election.

Under Mr. Gioia's proposal, new fast-food restaurants would be prohibited within a tenth of a mile of schools; existing locations would be exempt.

Under the new rules, corticosteroids are prohibited within five days of a race, and cannot be injected into a horse's joints within seven days of a race.

The site was developed in 1891 as a "dry" village for Stanford University (opened 1891), with liquor sales prohibited within one mile of campus.

*Balloon payments -- defined as "a scheduled payment that is more than twice as large as the average of earlier scheduled payments" -- are prohibited within the first 15 years of the loan.

Sidewalk men were sometimes arrested on charges of disorderly conduct; eventually laws were put in place that prohibited scalping within a certain distance of a venue.

But the buildings department said the advertising billboard is illegal because it is too close to the Lincoln Tunnel, one of about 60 roads for which the agency has prohibited advertising within 200 feet.

In 2008, the Bush administration further cheapened the practice by eliminating requirements for "buffer zones" that prohibited mining within 100 feet of flowing streams.With such lax rules in place, tangles between the EPA and companies running mountaintop-removal coal mines proceed over what seem to the observer to be peripheral details.

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The protesters were supporting the homeless and hoping to ban a city ordinance that prohibited camping within city limits, according to the Santa Cruz Sentinel.