Sentence examples for prohibiting that from inspiring English sources

Four days after the crash, Mr. Putin disclosed that the Defense Ministry had issued an order in 1997 prohibiting that type of helicopter from ferrying passengers, limiting it to cargo and crew.

"With state taxpayers on the financial hook when a municipal broadband network goes under, it is entirely reasonable for state legislatures to be cautious in limiting or even prohibiting that activity".

Under the approach implied in your article, for example, an S.E.C. action against an investment bank — for the conduct of one of its divisions — could have the perverse effect of prohibiting that firm from managing mutual funds in a different division or subsidiary.

"You're going to experience fewer [workers' comp] claims if you're prohibiting that sort of behavior in the workplace, so there's almost immediate payback just for implementing the policies," Yost told me.

"An SEC action against an investment bank -- for the conduct of one of its divisions -- could have the perverse effect of prohibiting that firm from managing mutual funds in a different division or subsidiary," three SEC officials wrote in a Feb. 3, 2011, New York Times letter to the editor.

This property is achieved by sometimes charging buyers a higher price than sellers receive and by prohibiting that the least profitable trade happens in the event when buyers are charged more than sellers.

The state must prohibit that practice.

Interviewer: [T]hat would prohibit that?

Apple's published rules on apps expressly prohibit that practice.

The Rehnquist Court has mostly opted for color blindness, and Brown itself does not expressly prohibit that choice.

Even though waterboarding is now prohibited, that hasn't diminished its value for some in government.