Sentence examples for therefore prohibits from inspiring English sources
Mr. Lorence said that by considering the issue a matter of freedom of speech, the courts gave short shrift to the constitutional clause that mandates the free establishment of religion, and therefore prohibits discrimination against it.
Federal law, therefore, prohibits Seattle from going around this restriction in its effort to grant organizing rights to independent contractors.
Corry and Thomas proposed an alternative hypothesis according to their simulations on NavAb, by assuming that a water molecule bridged between the ion and the carboxylate group of one Glu residue at the site SHFS confines the pore size at this site and therefore prohibits the passage of the larger K+ ions (Corry and Thomas, 2012).
Article 1, Section 6, Clause 2 of the United States Constitution therefore prohibits self-dealing legislation and is intended to protect the "separation of power" of the various branches of government.
While the present analysis is based on cross-sectional data and therefore prohibits the drawing of causal conclusions on the directional nature of the association of pain, SI and suicide attempts, at least two potential pathways are possible.
Many states, therefore, prohibit them.
The sale of Tamiflu on eBay.co.uk is therefore prohibited," she said.
He added: "Ethylestrenol and stanozolol are anabolic steroids and therefore prohibited substances under British rules of racing, at any time – either in training or racing.
Rolled inside it was a poem from Don Matera, a South African poet and freedom fighter who had recently been banned and was therefore prohibited from meeting with Arthur in public.
Ironically, though Islamic authorities pronounced the drink intoxicating and therefore prohibited by the Qurʾān, many Muslims were attracted to the beverage as a substitute for alcohol, also prohibited by the Qurʾān.
The dissent by Justice Stephen Breyer, which got a lot of deserved attention, took a step back from the case to argue that it was time for the Court to reconsider whether capital punishment is cruel and unusual, and therefore prohibited by the Constitution.
