Sentence examples for prohibits for from inspiring English sources

Bluetoothlessly, I d.j.'d with my iPhone, which Lisa, when riding shotgun, ordinarily prohibits for safety reasons.

There is a limit to how much personal probing lenders can do — federal law prohibits, for example, questions about whether an applicant is pregnant.

Islamic law prohibits, for example, receipt of interest from lending money, though there are methods of adapting that rule to modern transactions.

Full points will be earned if the equity plan expressly prohibits, for all award types, the payment of dividends before the vesting of the underlying award; accrual of dividends payable upon vesting is acceptable, however.

This week USA Today reported that the new Transportation Security Administration has failed to fix the known security flaws that could allow the easy planting of bombs in the virtually unscreened cargo on passenger jets; the paper also found evidence that the same agency is cutting back on marksmanship training for the federal air marshals it is hiring to do the shooting it prohibits for pilots.

What happens if the five conservative justices decide that the Constitution prohibits, for instance, a broad expansion of Medicaid or a jobs guarantee?

Beside the millions saved in taxes, nonprofit schools are not subject to the so-called 90/10 rule, which prohibits for-profit colleges from getting more than 90percentt of their operating revenue from federal student aid funding.

The Justice Department has launched a probe into whether Bridegepoint Education, the owner of Ashford University and the University of the Rockies, is violating a law that prohibits for-profit colleges from getting more than 90percentt of their operating revenue from federal student aid funding.

(That is perilously close to the 90% ceiling that federal law prohibits for-profit colleges, and non-profits that convert from for-profits, from exceeding).

The regulation prohibits for-profit schools from receiving more than 90percentt of their revenue from federal dollars, but in what's often referred to as a "loophole," financial aid given to veterans doesn't count as part of that 90percentt.

Many for-profit colleges use their own institutional loan system to help them stay compliant with the 90/10 rule, which prohibits for-profit colleges from generating more than 90% of their revenue from Title IV federal student aid.