Sentence examples for prohibits real from inspiring English sources

The policy change, known as the Home Valuation Code of Conduct, essentially prohibits real estate agents and mortgage brokers from ordering appraisals, and gives total control to banks and lenders.

And one of the consequences of regulation is regulation prohibits real innovation, because the regulation essentially defines a path to follow which by definition has a bias to the current outcome, because it's a path for the current outcome.

The first challenge is the intensive computational burden imposed by the enormous search space, which prohibits real applications of most existing methods, especially those exhaustive ones.

Grease actually lubricates and prohibits real dread formation.

Judge Robert R. Merhige Jr. of Federal District Court in Richmond, Va., ruled this month that the Fair Housing Act prohibits real-estate companies from making dominant use of white models in producing advertisements, a practice developers defend as economically prudent.

It struck down the 60-day ban on the basis that it could prohibit real issue ads as well.

The Justice Department filed a lawsuit against the Kentucky Real Estate Commission in March, charging that the agency limited competition among real estate brokers in the state by establishing regulations that prohibit real estate companies from offering rebates and other inducements to attract consumers.

Federal Fair Housing laws prohibit real estate agents from commenting on neighborhood safety, so get a better picture by speaking with residents.

Our policies are designed to prohibit real world nudity and are enforced by a team of reviewers in several offices across the globe.

This is due to the bandwidth limits of our fitness function diagnostics that prohibit real-time ultrafast characterisation and hence, pulse duration optimisation.

She added that New York State already prohibits licensed real estate brokers from representing illegal properties.