Sentence examples for was completely prohibited from inspiring English sources

Under British rule, Trinidad's development as a sugar colony continued, although in 1806 07 the slave trade was completely prohibited.

A one-of-a-kind survey carried out by Kafa, which interviewed sex buyers in Lebanon, found that many thought that if prostitution was completely prohibited, rates of rape would increase, and so it was necessary to have a sub-class of women who would shield the rest of society from male sexuality.

Under the assumption that parish collections would now relieve all poor, begging was completely prohibited.

When the Taliban ruled Afghanistan in the late 1990s, the education of girls was completely prohibited.

The significant effects we observed in venues where smoking was completely prohibited in Spain are consistent with results from other countries with total bans.

The presence of any respiratory symptom significantly decreased in hospitality workers in venues where smoking was completely prohibited in Spain, whereas no significant changes were found in the rest of workers in Spain, or in Portugal and Andorra (Table 4).

Employees are completely prohibited from traveling to the Middle East and the company is even discouraging travel within the United States.

She has to eat and drink through a straw, but she gets a friend to bring her a fifth of Jack Daniel's, which is completely prohibited, not least because Dara is taking both painkillers and antibiotics.

"It is important to remember that discriminating against a person purely because of their religion, as opposed to the way they wish to express certain religious beliefs, is completely prohibited by UK law.

Lelis Rivera, who works for the NGO Cedia and played a key role in the sanctuary's creation, pointed out that the presence of any outsiders in the sanctuary "could cause danger to the people living there" and that entering the ZPA in particular is "completely prohibited" by Peruvian law.

"The Olympic Charter states that all segregation is completely prohibited, whether it be on the grounds of race, religion, colour or other, on the Olympic territory," he said.