Sentence examples similar to prohibiting talking from inspiring English sources

A city law prohibits talking on the phone, but it is widely ignored.

The tomblike silence of the sacristy was always there -- the Daughters prohibited talking in that space -- but you had to get beyond irony to hear it, you had to have something at stake.

Such laws do not prohibit talking on a cellphone — only that you use a hands-free device (usually an earpiece or a speakerphone accessory) so that both hands stay on the wheel.

The law prohibits talking about clients and their interests.

I had grabbed a seat in the "Quiet Car" -- the one that prohibits talking on cell phones.

Some have since split on account of moderation policy, with many threads now expressly prohibiting talk of politics, current affairs and indeed all non-football chat.

Khamenei initially prohibited talks with the Americans on any matter other than the nuclear program.

Even Congressional opponents were prohibited from taking notes when they looked at it, and "cleared advisors" who've seen it have been legally prohibited from talking specifics.

I was sort of prohibited from talking to the guys.

Police chief Lee White has previously said that he is prohibited from talking about employee discipline.

I knew owners were prohibited from talking to the public and us.