Sentence examples for theoretically prohibited from inspiring English sources
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To make matters worse, many women find their claims rejected with the VA assuming that they could not have been in combat when females on the front lines are theoretically prohibited.
While TPP theoretically prohibits the use of child and forced labour, and promises to combat the trade in goods made by forced labour both inside and outside of TPP, how Malaysian employment law will adapt to these changes – particularly when it comes to foreign workers – is unclear.
Temporary cookies (typically meant to make pages appear more quickly or to avoid overcounting how many people visit a site) are no big deal, but so-called persistent cookies are generally prohibited at government Web sites, since they could theoretically keep track of a user's travels around the Web for years to come.
Had a 527 group, theoretically, put together a spot that was more of a distraction than a benefit, the Obama campaign would have been legally prohibited from dissuading their efforts.
Dancing should be prohibited.
"That should equally be prohibited.
What is a prohibited "effect"?
