Sentence examples for prohibits use from inspiring English sources

Greco-Roman wrestling prohibits use of the legs to conduct a maneuver, but incidental contact is allowed.

Among other things, the park falls under the Public Trust Doctrine, which prohibits use of parks for nonrecreation purpose without approval from the State Legislature.

That law, said Daniel Alterman, a lawyer for Friends of Hudson River Park, prohibits use of the heliport for tourist flights and requires that it be elsewhere in the park.

WASHINGTON — The Bush White House, particularly before the 2006 midterm elections, routinely violated a federal law that prohibits use of federal tax dollars to pay for political activities by creating a "political boiler room" that coordinated Republican campaign activities nationwide, a report issued Monday by an independent federal agency concludes.

Mr. Suslensky said the state's criminal law prohibits use of cameras in places where a person has a "reasonable expectation of privacy," with that term defined as any place where "a reasonable person would believe that he or she could fully disrobe in privacy".

Clause 3.15 of the policy also specifically prohibits use of data obtained from Facebook to.

The law prohibits using quotas as a consideration for punishment.

A Massachusetts law, enacted in 1974, prohibits using "any live human fetus" in experiments.

It also now prohibits using anything of immaterial value — say, a $1 guitar — to secure loans.

If a wiretap was not properly authorized, the statute prohibits using the evidence at a trial.

The Philippine Constitution prohibits using foreign troops for combat, but American troops would be under orders to fire in self-defense.