Sentence examples for prohibiting this practice from inspiring English sources
While there are no laws prohibiting this practice, Mr. Weinstein said, the buyer should insist on written assurance that the deposit will be returned if the buyer returns the plan after deciding not to buy, or will be credited as part of the down payment if the buyer decides to sign the contract.
Accordingly, Leadsom has declared that "I would absolutely commit to holding a vote to repeal [it]." Leave aside for a moment the 700 hours that parliament devoted to the law prohibiting this practice: is it not absurd even to countenance such a vote at a time when the nation's very future is at stake, and the precise form of its departure from the EU is under discussion?
While some governments fully prohibit this practice, others regulate or restrict dual job holding with different intensities and regulatory instruments.
Disentangling the two debates is the key to passing responsible legislation that would prohibit this practice in the United States.
Since 2007, a further third of councils have prohibited this practice so that only 11 councils still allow candidates to put posters on lampposts.
"The proposal under consideration is an important step forward to prohibit this practice and to protect investors from being persuaded to invest in products designed to fail".
There are only 2 Mexican States that allow surrogacy transactions (Tabasco and Sinaloa) other 2 States that expressly prohibit this practice (Querétaro and Coahuila).
"Our goal is not to prohibit this practice," Mr. Shumlin said, "but to have the first system in this country where providers' acceptance of this money is on full public record".
There is a specific verse in the Koran that explicitly prohibits this practice which was widespread during pre-Islamic times.
Congress and Obama prohibited this practice because bank accounts enjoy taxpayer guarantees.
The voucher management agency explicitly prohibits this practice, but thus far, had not been able to enforce this restriction.
