Sentence examples for prohibiting work from inspiring English sources

He insisted that, otherwise, laws prohibiting work on the Sabbath made it impossible for Jews to be true citizens.

(This week Holot is being shut down, and people held there are to be issued temporary papers prohibiting work or residence in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and most other cities).

Mr. Lieberman, a deeply observant Jew, had tried to reassure voters during the campaign that he would bend religious laws prohibiting work on the Sabbath if the national interest was at stake.

He claims that the Dickey-Wicker language "unambiguously" prohibits work on stem cells derived from embryos.

Technically, Shomer Shabbat refers to a person who traditionally observes the legal requirements of the Jewish Sabbath, which prohibit work on Saturday.

The state agency did, however, state that "Goldman, including the partner and the legal department, failed to take any steps to screen the associate from such prohibited work".

The Talmudic rabbis listed 39 major categories of prohibited work, including agricultural activity (e.g., plowing and reaping), work entailed in the manufacture of cloth (e.g., spinning and weaving), work entailed in preparing documents (e.g., writing), and other forms of constructive work.

There is also the danger that Iran will fail to comply with parts of the agreement and undertake prohibited work.

40) of February 2004 that practically, though not formally, prohibited work on human ES cells in Italy, and also introduced a number of illogical and unscientific restrictions that fortunately were later abolished because they were found to be unconstitutional.

While many cases of sick leave due to incapacitating NP are likely to be appropriately exercised, fear-avoidance theory [ 15] suggests there may also be cases where fearful cognitions about pain prohibit work attendance rather than actual functional limitation.

One of these measures will be international investigation of disease outbreaks that suggest a violation of the convention, i.e., outbreaks that may be caused by use of biological weapons or release of harmful agents from a facility conducting prohibited work.