Sentence examples for to prohibited from inspiring English sources
verb
To forbid, disallow, or proscribe officially; to make illegal or illicit.
- The restaurant prohibits smoking on the patio.
The W.T.O. has ruled that some of the loans amount to prohibited export subsidies.
"A fair amount of the litter in the natural areas is attributable to prohibited activity," Ms. Lloyd wrote.
Indeed, Article 10 of Resolution 1441 requests all countries to hand over "any information related to prohibited programmes" in Iraq that they may have.
All these "face veils" include text like "obey and happy" and "prohibited to prohibited" that take on a specific meaning within the Singaporean context where they were created.
Referring to prohibited forms of stress, he added, "I think we should tell everyone in the army that none of the techniques should ever be used, anywhere, period".
Bunty Malahide represents the single life that Teresa has been warned against; she subscribes to prohibited English tabloids, drinks too much, and openly talks about sex.
Thus, an order of prohibition should be issued to prohibit him from carrying out this assessment.
Both advised him to prohibit the signs.
If not, how to prohibit land grab?
But to prohibit the practice is absurd.
The government tries to prohibit it.
