Sentence examples for prohibits changes from inspiring English sources

The litigation led New Milford to revise its Scenic Road Ordinance in November so it no longer strictly prohibits changes on such roads, Mr. Sienkiewicz said.

However, the conservative nature of this domain prohibits changes in the controller architecture impacting the installed base.

The court did not prohibit changes in the balance between individual liberty and security.

An executive from Bank of America said that the contracts behind some securitizations expressly prohibited changes to the underlying mortgages.

That means, Justice Thomas wrote, that makers of generic drugs are caught in an impossible bind: they can comply with a state law requiring them to change their labels or the federal law prohibiting changes, but not both.

The brief even used a Bush legal arguments, accusing Judge Sauls of going so far in rewriting state election law that he violated the federal statute prohibiting changes to the law after an election.

Margaret Hodge, the culture minister, said in a statement that Abbey Road, made famous by the Beatles, had been granted Grade II status, which does not prohibit changes to the building but stipulates that "care must be taken to ensure that any alterations with respect to its character and interest are fully considered".

Legislation has the potential to improve child safety, yet political and economic pressures often prohibit changes in child labor laws and mandated safety requirements.

Hopefully this whole crap carnival will discourage Facebook from making more prohibited changes to our profiles…or those of users of its acquisitions like WhatsApp.

Events such as the disappointing lack of outcomes from the Rio+20 conference, the global financial slowdown taking precedence over other public policy areas (including climate change), and the distracting nature of the debate surrounding climate change attribution that prohibits climate change action, all contribute to the sombre reality regarding a lacklustre climate change mitigation response.

She said the law prohibits such changes unless they are recommended by the standards board and have been subjected to public comment.