Sentence examples for that's prohibited from inspiring English sources
Gadsby would describe the paragraph I've just written — along with her own unveiling of a joke's origin story — as the kind of context that's prohibited from comedy.
If you then glance upwards from all those damn long sleeves, you can see a sky that's somewhat washed out, suggesting dodgy weather and perhaps a restrictive budget that's prohibited shooting at sunnier, more expensive times of the year.
Trump didn't give up his First Amendment rights by becoming president, the judge said, but upon taking office he gained a number of other constitutional responsibilities — such as not engaging in governmental viewpoint discrimination that's prohibited by the First Amendment.
"You, as a permitless carrier of a concealed firearm, can be fined up to $1,000, and even serve jail time if you take your gun into a place that's prohibited, like a school or a federal building," Moon said into the camera.
That's prohibited by law in all countries whether you are gay or straight".
(Feinstein's bill lists 157 makes and models of guns that are prohibited).
The WHO's Global Strategy document uses the terms "illicit alcohol" to mean alcohol that is prohibited and the term "informally produced alcohol" to mean alcohol that is not prohibited (p. 15) [ 1].
He's coming to look for things that are prohibited.
(6) Payments that are prohibited by law from being offset are exempt from centralized administrative offset.
They hadn't started exercising more — that was prohibited by the study.
