Sentence examples for since it prohibits from inspiring English sources

And even Nevada apparently recognizes the threat this gambling poses, since it prohibits betting on games involving Nevada schools.

He criticized the group as ineffective at stopping deforestation, since it prohibits palm oil development only in forests with high conservation value, contending that it does little to sanction members who fail to live up to their commitments.

The heterogeneity of phenolic constituents and linkages is a significant barrier in the design lignocellulosic of biorefineries, since it prohibits a single protocol for lignin processing.

If the Supreme Court were to formally adopt the conduct code, the justices could no longer attend such events, since it clearly prohibits personal participation in fundraising activities.

Since it was prohibited, the movement form was disguised as dance.

Interracial intimacy was not uncommon, but marriage was a different story since it was prohibited by law by the state of Virginia.

As the Economic Policy Institute has explained, Social Security "is emphatically not the cause of the federal government's long-term deficits, since it is prohibited from borrowing and must pay all benefits out of dedicated tax revenues and savings in its trust funds".

He said the Council had overstepped its legal authority, since state law prohibits it from dictating personnel decisions of the hospitals corporation, which operates the 11 hospitals and 4 nursing homes financed by the city.

Since 2008, it has prohibited its suppliers in south-east Asia from using contract workers that have paid excessive fees to obtain a job – a common demand among third-party employment agencies.

Any further reduction, it says, would force N.T.T. to either charge its retail customers higher rates -- which would be all but impossible, politically -- or absorb the pain itself, since the law prohibits it from simply eliminating unprofitable service.

Carnap took this to be a strong argument against the use of m† in induction, since it seemed to prohibit learning from experience.