Sentence examples for specifically prohibited in from inspiring English sources

Facial recognition, however, doesn't appear to be specifically prohibited in Google's API policies, which inform Glass developers what they can and can't do in their applications.

Nearly all insects are specifically prohibited in Leviticus (11 20 and 11 42): "All winged swarming things that go upon all fours are a detestable thing unto you… you shall not eat, among all things that swarm on the earth, or anything that walks on fours, or anything that has many legs".

Although smoking is not specifically prohibited in Islam (Ghouri et al. 2006), Nierkens et al. (2006) found that strong Muslim identification was associated with lower smoking prevalence for young Turkish adults in the Netherlands.

In parallel legal developments in Asia, P. tampanensis was one of 13 psychoactive mushrooms specifically prohibited by law in Japan in 2002.

In 1975 provisions that specifically prohibited sex discrimination in athletics and provided educational institutions with three years to fulfill the requirements of Title IX were signed into law.

Iceland recommended New Zealand "add gender identity, gender expression or sex characteristics as specifically prohibited grounds of discrimination in Article 21 of the Human Rights Act of 1993".

"BHP Billiton is fully committed to operating with integrity and the Group's policies specifically prohibit engaging in bribery in all its forms," the company said in an e-mailed statement.

A7 A classified directive issued by the Central Intelligence Agency in 2003 specifically prohibited the agency's personnel from conducting the kinds of unsupervised interrogations of Iraqi detainees that military investigators say occurred on a widespread basis at Abu Ghraib prison.

One maneuver that is specifically prohibited is declaring a stock dividend in which all shareholders get Class A shares -- the kind you and I can buy -- in addition to their existing shares.

The letter also states that the EPA violated the Antideficiency Act because it used the money "in a manner specifically prohibited by law".

But Republicans in the State Legislature have specifically prohibited the use of the words "sea-level rise".