Sentence examples for prohibits information from from inspiring English sources

First, the 1998 Data Protection Act prohibits information from being obtained through deception, fake moustaches or their digital equivalents.

In 1996 and last year the state passed laws that prohibit information from being given out about a person who has genetic tests without written consent.

"What this is about is prohibiting information from reaching the American people if it is critical of them, those poor little dears who can't stand criticism," said Wayne LaPierre, chief executive of the National Rifle Association.

Since then, LAPD officials have asked the coroner's office to place a security hold on the case, prohibiting information from being publicly released.

A law prohibits publishing polling information from midnight tonight until 8 p.m. on Election Day.

This privacy law prohibits collecting personal information from underage children without verifiable parental consent.

Specifically, it prohibits group and individual health insurers from collecting and using a person's genetic information in determining eligibility and premiums, and it limits employers' ability to collect genetic information and prohibits them from using such information in making employment decisions such as hiring, firing, job assignments, or any other terms of employment [ 1].

As expected, we found intact mGluR1 and mGluR4 in the genome sequences of both P. vampyrus and M. lucifugus, but the lack of their expression information prohibits us from inferring the possibility of a residual umami taste in bats.

Call-takers are prohibited from imparting information from our previous jobs, our daily lives or the top of our heads, lest it be outdated or just plain wrong.

This statement by the UK is an indirect way of indicating that what is prohibited is material information from insider sources.

After the court's ruling, the Los Angeles Police Department changed its rules to prohibit access to information from disciplinary board meetings and other records that had been publicly available for decades.