Sentence examples for prohibiting effect from inspiring English sources

The better heat prohibiting effect of external wall and window, as well as the newer construction, the more UHEUCE can be generated.

What is a prohibited "effect"?

Only tests that showed "pragmatic levels," or thresholds at which the drug has a prohibited effect, would result in charges, Cooke said.

Peter Edge, an academic specialising in religion and the law, thus concludes that Section 116 will only "prevent legislation that has a prohibited purpose, rather than a prohibited effect".

In Beer v. United States (1976), the Court held that for a voting change to have a prohibited discriminatory effect, it must result in "retrogression" (backsliding).

The novel could have been prohibited - in effect, censored - by the patent holder.

Also, the sample size prohibited random-effects meta-regression to adjust common effect estimates for potential confounders.

On Jan . 1 , 1808the day a law took effect prohibiting the import of slaves, he preached a Thanksgving Day sermon.

The final blow came in January, when a ban came into effect prohibiting all hunting in the southern African country except on game farms or ranches.

It seems that on Sept. 16, an ordinance went into effect prohibiting the posting of fliers on public property and empowering the Police Department and the Department of Public Works to tear them down.

In October, Connecticut will go a step further when a new law takes effect prohibiting any school staff member from discussing drug treatments with a parent to assure that such talk comes only from doctors.