Sentence examples for virtually prohibited from inspiring English sources

Until 1997, the restrictive rules of the Frankfurt exchange virtually prohibited new companies like EM.TV from going public.

Wartime Jewish immigration to America was virtually prohibited, but in 1944 the Hochwalds were among 1,000 Jewish refugees granted safe haven by President Franklin D. Roosevelt — the only large group of Jews admitted during the war — as recounted in the book "Haven," by the photojournalist Ruth Gruber.

Cities have drawn urban growth boundaries, beyond which middle-income housing construction is virtually prohibited.

The rarity of oesophageal and cardia adenocarcinoma among women has virtually prohibited epidemiological research of the risk factors for these tumours among females separately.

The series virtually prohibits you from loving it, while asking you to value it.

"Communities are now forming a patchwork of ordinances, which virtually prohibits a geographic cure to the situation," Mr. Donovan said.

As 32 N.F.L. teams opened their camps, the new practice model virtually prohibits tackling and tolerates only nominal full-scale contact between the players, often no more than five minutes a week.

The Fish and Wildlife Service in Washington for the first time designated lions from Central and West Africa as "endangered", which will virtually prohibit hunters from shipping lion parts – whether a head, a paw or just a lion skin – back to the US.

While we're at it, Congress should repeal Section 4507, which virtually prohibits doctors from treating the elderly outside of the Medicare system.

New York's sanctuary city laws virtually prohibit NYPD and the Department of Correction from aiding immigration enforcement except in extreme cases.

The lack of most quality filtering steps virtually prohibits the use of these other programs to perform GSPSD using the same initial error-prone data as used by POTION, with the chance of increasing the rate of false detection of positive selection to prohibitive rates [ 19].