Sentence examples for the effect of prohibiting from inspiring English sources

shall not prohibit or have the effect of prohibiting the provision of personal wireless services.

The company sued, but the appeals court ruled that the denial of that single tower did not have the effect of prohibiting the provision of wireless services.

MOSCOW — President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia issued a decree on Tuesday that had the effect of prohibiting Gazprom, the state natural gas giant, from cooperating with European Union investigators trying to build an antitrust case against it.

The proposition is that, as by the Ohio statutes harmless coloring matter is permitted to be used in butter, the effect of prohibiting the use of such harmless ingredients in oleomargarine is to deprive the manufacturer of oleomargarine of the equal protection of the laws, and to take from him his property without due process of law.

As carriers expand their networks to cover more residential areas, they are invoking the federal telecommunications law, which allows them to ask either a state or federal court to overturn a local zoning decision to reject a tower if that decision has the effect of prohibiting the provision of cellphone services.

What is the effect of prohibiting or impeding commercially-motivated transactions in these areas?

Under the approach implied in your article, for example, an S.E.C. action against an investment bank — for the conduct of one of its divisions — could have the perverse effect of prohibiting that firm from managing mutual funds in a different division or subsidiary.

"An SEC action against an investment bank -- for the conduct of one of its divisions -- could have the perverse effect of prohibiting that firm from managing mutual funds in a different division or subsidiary," three SEC officials wrote in a Feb. 3, 2011, New York Times letter to the editor.

But the state law, it said, had "the purpose and effect of prohibiting it" from offering broadband.

A franchising authority may not impose any requirement under this subchapter that has the purpose or effect of prohibiting, limiting, restricting, or conditioning the provision of a telecommunications service by a cable operator or an affiliate thereof.

Autor and Duggan (2010) cite research by the (Lewin 1995, Policy evaluation of the effect of legislation prohibiting the payment of disability benefits to individuals whose disability is based on drug addiction and alcoholism: Unpublished report. 1995, 1998) showing that two-thirds of those removed from the rolls re-qualified based on some other impairment.