Sentence examples for prohibits practices from inspiring English sources

The code, which came as a result of a continuing investigation by the attorney general, Andrew M. Cuomo, prohibits practices including giving a university money or other incentives in exchange for steering students to a particular lender.

But applying the law — that is, redrawing the flawed map — is exactly what the court is required to do when a state violates Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, which explicitly prohibits practices that dilute the ability of minority groups to elect the representative of their choice.

Under the New York agreement, Nelnet separately agreed to stop paying university alumni associations to market loans to their members, and to abide by a code of conduct that prohibits practices like giving a university money or other incentives in exchange for steering students to a particular lender.

The FCC's approach abandons this nuanced perspective in favor of an approach that prohibits practices on which online companies frequently rely, such as making product recommendations based on past browsing and purchase history.

New law prohibits practice of female genital mutilation in Guinea-Bissau BISSAU, Guinea-Bissau, 13 September 2011 - This past June, the National Popular Assembly (ANP) of Guinea-Bissau approved a law prohibiting female genital mutilation and cutting (FGM/C) nationwide.

Shortly afterward, delegates to the N.C.A.A. convention passed a regulation that prohibited practices on the day of a game.

A checklist of recommended and prohibited practices developed by Long Island Sustainable Winegrowing is keyed to the particular circumstances of the region's maritime agriculture.

The law regulates conduct, not speech, the panel reasoned, and lies well within the power of the state to prohibit practices it considers harmful to minors.

If adopted by the board, a four-year ban would cover serious offenses like using human growth hormone, anabolic steroids and masking agents as well as trafficking and conducting blood manipulation and other prohibited practices.

That's why the summit discussions kept returning, in one form or another, to two fundamental issues: expanding coverage and regulating insurance companies to prohibit practices like refusing to insure people with preexisting conditions.

The Police Department has a ban on profiling, but the proposed law would strengthen it, prohibiting practices that may not be intentionally discriminatory but which have the effect of being so.