Sentence examples for prohibited working from inspiring English sources

Officials also said that the Germans admitted to violating Iranian laws that prohibited working journalists from entering the country on tourist visas.

MILP formulation allows for considering a precise model for the prohibited working zones, dynamic ramp rate constraints and operating services of thermal generating units, as well as the characteristics of multi-head power discharge for hydro generating units and reservoirs' spillage.

Four more were delivered in 1895 with condensing equipment, although these were prohibited working south of Finchley Road.

As an Orthodox Jew, Mr. Lieberman strictly observes the Sabbath, from sundown on Fridays to sundown on Saturdays, which ostensibly prohibits working, riding in vehicles and other activities.

But he will make arrangements to test out of his classes and work from the Yahoo office in London, partly to abide by the company's new and much-debated policy that prohibits working from home.

While his religion ostensibly prohibits working, riding in vehicles and other activities during the Sabbath, Talmudic scholars say that exceptions are allowed for Jews to act to preserve human life or on behalf of the needs of the community.

Thirteen case studies of sites with prohibited works were carried out, discussing how four attributes of ST were used in the inspections.

But she added that the state's public art policy prohibited works that "include any content that could potentially divide a community".

Ravinskij also read books that were secretly written and circulated (known as samizdat) and especially prohibited works that were published abroad (known as tamizdat).

The state agency did, however, state that "Goldman, including the partner and the legal department, failed to take any steps to screen the associate from such prohibited work".

The Talmudic rabbis listed 39 major categories of prohibited work, including agricultural activity (e.g., plowing and reaping), work entailed in the manufacture of cloth (e.g., spinning and weaving), work entailed in preparing documents (e.g., writing), and other forms of constructive work.