Sentence examples for prohibits changing from inspiring English sources

Even if state lawmakers backed changes, they would apply only to new employees because the State Constitution prohibits changing approved pension contracts, experts said.

To head off that prospect, Sarmiento supporters have now introduced a bill, which Rosas's admirers of course oppose, that would prohibit changing the name of any street in the city that honors a national hero.

When it vacated the initial opinion, the United States court said it was concerned that the Florida court might have gone beyond its role of interpreting laws and created something new when it extended the deadlines, in possible violation of federal law prohibiting changing a state's election law after Election Day.

As part of a set of "strike rules" it circulated to its members this week, the guild said that in addition to being prohibited from writing new dialogue, writer-producers will be prohibited from changing "technical or stage directions," and from making "changes in the course of production as are made necessary" by the weather, accidents or other "unforeseen contingencies".

The district was also prohibited from changing a student's placement during any EAHCA proceedings—unless the parents consented and from approving any unilateral placements.

They are thus allowed to enter Qatar, but prohibited from changing jobs or leaving the country without their employer's permission.

The rapid decline of the Enron Corporation has devastated its employees' retirement plan, which was heavy with company stock, and has infuriated workers, who were prohibited from changing their investments as the stock plunged.

She also proposed that sex offenders be prohibited from changing their names and that they be required to carry driver's licenses with a special imprint, and she recommended that anyone charged with a serious felony give a DNA sample "upon arraignment".

Legally, a theatre company is prohibited from changing a single word of the text without running it by the author, but "quite often they say to hell with that, and they do it anyway", he says, and cites the example of a production of Merrily We Roll Along, staged at a university in Long Island in which the entire timeline of the musical was reversed.

Despite being faced with an abusive employer, they are prohibited from changing jobs.

Idaho had been one of only four remaining states where transgender individuals are prohibited from changing the assigned gender in their birth certificates.