Sentence examples for prohibiting new from inspiring English sources

The town has passed a law prohibiting new neon signs.

Earlier this year it passed a "Paygo" rule prohibiting new spending or tax cuts from widening the deficit.

The current price structure, the commission said, was also prohibiting new rail operators from entering the market.

Then, while researching the business, he discovered that the chemicals used by most cleaners were prohibiting new entrants.

That means prohibiting new buildings that block these streams of fresh air, protecting existing green space, and creating open areas.

In 2002, the Council passed an ordinance prohibiting new billboards and ordering an inventory of existing ones.

Second, it prohibited new export subsidies and cut existing ones.

State law prohibits new liquor establishments within 200 feet of a house of worship.

But the ownership contract prohibits new investment without the consent of both partners, these editors said.

Since February, city ordinances have prohibited new houses from casting shadows on their neighbors.

New emission standards will essentially prohibit new coal-fired power stations in the United States, Mr. Varro said.