Sentence examples for was prohibited without from inspiring English sources

He believed that such rhetorical laxity "could produce effects reaching the level of torture," which was prohibited, without exception, under both U.S. and international law.

The captain had announced earlier that filming on board was prohibited without American Airlines corporate approval, but 15 minutes into the flight, there were four cameras out, shooting inflight B-roll of the governor.

Photographing people who are not public or newsworthy figures, he said, "is prohibited without their consent".

Currently, most such evaluations are prohibited "without the express written consent of the applicant".

So an encampment like the one at Zuccotti Park would be impossible in a city park, where structures like tents are prohibited without a permit.

Legislators have been unable to remove those restrictions since the return of democracy in 1990, and as a result therapeutic abortions are prohibited without exception, even to save the life of a pregnant woman.

Banned items include obvious things like firearms, knives and explosives, however, they also include eggs, kites and glass jars, which are prohibited without a lawful excuse for possessing them.

While many people heed the warning signs, like those along Rockaway Beach that say swimming is prohibited without a lifeguard, those who take the risks think, "It won't happen to me," said a Rockaway Beach lifeguard, Omar Santiago.

The final segment answers if appropriation by force from civilians is prohibited without exception under IHL.

The petition notes that the killing of any person is prohibited without due process of law.

The existing law says publishing anything in print is prohibited without the requisite license from the minister of information, and, after having consulted with the Press Federation.