Sentence examples for prohibiting any of from inspiring English sources

Give a direction prohibiting any of those persons from returning to the area for a period of up to 24 hours.

A local lawyer for Mr. Brown's family, Don Uloth, persuaded a judge to issue a temporary restraining order prohibiting any of Mr. Brown's funds from being transferred or sent to anyone but Mr. Wortham or Mr. Brown.

Each year, the House of Representatives passes a financial services funding bill that includes money for the District of Columbia, and theoretically lawmakers could include language prohibiting any of that cash from being spent on enforcing the new law.

The new rules prohibit "any form of advertising that includes quotes or comments by Academy members".

The oath prohibits "any act of dishonesty or cowardice" and requires its declaimers to "strive unceasingly to quicken the public sense of civic duty".

In 1948, Aigler was one of the drafters and advocates of the NCAA's "purity" code prohibiting any form of subsidization of student athletes.

And the organization, which has not prohibited any of its followers from expressing themselves, will not start censoring now.

Even if it did, our Department of Health and Human Services prohibits any of the funds from being used, and I'm quoting directly here, "to advocate or promote gun control".

(In fact, as he knows full well, federal law already prohibits any of the $75 million or so the government gives to Planned Parenthood from being used for abortion.

That left the Mets with a ray of hope tied to Commissioner Bud Selig's announcement that he would prohibit any of the parties involved from making an announcement during the World Series.

Last year, in a larger discussion about the isolation policy and appropriate uses of the Internet, the students voted to prohibit any of their number from maintaining a Facebook account.