Sentence examples for responsibilities prohibited from inspiring English sources

The constraints of travel or family responsibilities prohibited many nurses moving to progress their careers.

In cases where transportation, work schedules and domestic responsibilities prohibited the participant from coming in-person to the clinic we offered to complete the evaluations in the participant's home (43 completed in-home at 3 months and 35 at 6 months, Additional file 1: Table S2).

The Secretary of Labor shall establish a program to carry out audits to determine the level of compliance with the requirements of this section relating to fiduciary responsibilities and prohibited activities of fiduciaries.

The above lists of responsibilities and prohibited actions are not to be taken as exhaustive.

Individuals employed in a financial aid office and other employees or officers who otherwise have student lending responsibilities are prohibited from consulting or providing other contract services for a lending institution.

As you know, the Facebook Statement of Rights & Responsibilities ("Statement") prohibits applications that infringe the intellectual property rights of a third party.

In his remarks, Mr. Gates recalled that when he became deputy director for intelligence at the C.I.A. in 1982, one of his responsibilities included tracking prohibited transfers of United States technology.

It is harder to make the argument of responsibility to prohibit content for companies that are deeper in the tech infrastructure, said Kevin Bankston, director of the Open Technology Institute at the New America think tank.

"One has to wonder how many more pain patients have to be harmed, how many more people have to become addicted, how many more lives will have to be lost," he said, "before the F.D.A. finally begins to exercise its authority and responsibility to prohibit drug companies from marketing opioids as if they have been proven safe and effective for long-term use".

He argued that since the owners of sports teams receive certain tax abatements, thus making teams "civic institutions" despite being privately owned, "ownership has a responsibility and obligation to prohibit religious symbols of any kind from being placed in the field".

Moreover, Apple's growing team of safety and corporate responsibility experts are typically prohibited from sharing their findings at conferences, in academic journals or other forums where their insights could be absorbed by other companies, according to former members of that team.