Sentence examples similar to prohibiting off from inspiring English sources

In December, the U.S. Supreme Court blocked Arizona from enforcing a state law that restricts access to abortion-inducing drugs by prohibiting off-label uses of RU-486, the so-called "abortion pill".

Yet the N.F.L.'s collective bargaining agreement prohibits off-season testing without prior cause, he said.

The city's sign ordinance, which prohibits off-premise and portable signs, bans parking for the purpose of advertising.

A few states say that school conduct codes must explicitly prohibit off-campus cyberbullying; others imply it; still others explicitly exclude it.

The proposed legislation would relax Police Department rules that have long prohibited off-duty officers from taking jobs at bars and clubs where the primary business is serving alcohol.

Kach's legislation would prohibit off-track betting at Timonium.

Under the new rule, his agency would have authority to prohibit off-label uses that pose a risk to public health, as well as to restrict changes to the dosing or route of administration.

Even though the language in the state contract seems to prohibit off-shoring of the Illinois work, posted job descriptions show that once hired, the H-1B employees will work in Chennai and Bangalore, India.

In November, Sheriff Lee Baca proposed a policy prohibiting off-duty deputies from carrying firearms while drinking.

Commercial harvesting of fur seals has been prohibited off St .George and St . Paulislands since 1973 and 1985, respectively, and since 1986 harvesting has been allowed for subsistence purposes only by Native Alaskans.

City policy also prohibits shutting off water service to residents, even if they fail to pay their bills.