Sentence examples for usually prohibited from inspiring English sources

Sleeping inside the temple building is usually prohibited because it is a sacred place.

The judge also allowed people to film the lawyers in the courtroom, even though this is usually prohibited.

Sometimes, worse, it is usually prohibited to use these management tools, e.g. the 'ping' command, for the security sake.

Hence, these CSPs could provide excellent separation capability and could tolerate common organic solvents that are usually prohibited for coated type CSPs of cellulose and amylose derivatives.

Vidyo quickly drew a lot of attention, given that screen recording utilities are usually prohibited, and there was some hope that Apple's policies on the matter had changed.

It is also observed that the bulk processing of articles or supporting materials from publishers' site automatically is usually prohibited due to copyright and article access policy.

They are rented from crane companies, which usually prohibit anyone but their own engineers from fixing the equipment, leaving the contractor's engineers with relatively little to do.

He said it appeared likely that the attack was a suicide bombing because DynCorp security usually prohibits anyone from stopping in front of the house.

This minority would agree to abide by the normative dictates of their churches, which usually prohibit religious sanctification of gay unions.

Fetal-pain laws usually prohibit abortions at 20 weeks after conception, about 22 weeks gestational age as measured by scientists — from the last menstrual period, since conception cannot be pinpointed.

Cuba, a sports-crazed island, has long sought to keep its athletes at home in quasi-amateur leagues, usually prohibiting them from cashing in on multimillion-dollar contracts abroad.