Sentence examples for prohibitions by from inspiring English sources

Mr. Singer added that sign prohibitions, by "drying up a great source of income for landlords," would compel building owners to raise rents instead.

Tesla took its strongest stance last month to challenge the prohibitions by filing a lawsuit against Michigan, a move that experts called a "last resort" maneuver.

"The repeal of the bans will enable society to open a new page," the prosecutor, Kursat Kayral, said in a statement last week, announcing his decision to waive objections to a repeal of the prohibitions by Parliament.

Lyra's father, a Byronic figure named Lord Asriel, defies Church prohibitions by mounting an expedition to the Arctic Circle, where he learns more about Dust by observing another universe, which can be glimpsed through the northern lights.

Use of this route was officially discontinued relatively soon afterward as a result of prohibitions by Tsar Michael in 1616 and 1619, aimed in part against foreign interlopers and in part to control trade better.

Years earlier gun manufacturers had created a type of stock that got around pistol grip prohibitions by joining the grip with the stock and leaving a space in between for the thumb.

Interest in American whiskey has pervaded popular culture in books like "Last Call: The Rise and Fall of Prohibition," by Daniel Okrent, as well as in the documentary film "Prohibition," by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick, and the HBO series "Boardwalk Empire".

Netizens sidestepped the prohibition by using English words and allusions.

Villagers react to a prohibition by regional authorities on cutting down huarango with a shrug.

Some are rowdy, like the men in a saloon celebrating the end of Prohibition by guzzling straight from a keg.

"Vermont tried to escape the prohibition by saying, 'Oh, no, we were really trying to encourage energy diversity,' " Ms. Sullivan said.