Sentence examples for were generally prohibited from inspiring English sources

Former Apple employees say they were generally prohibited from engaging with most outside groups.

In the evening the dancers were generally prohibited from stepping outside to buy their meals; they were instead relegated to buying food from a vendor who set up shop, selling sandwiches and other items, in the women's bathroom.

But Mr. Coffman was sued by a coalition of voting rights and other groups who said such purges were generally prohibited by federal law within 90 days of an election.

A spokesman for the Treasury Department, John Sullivan, said that while he could not discuss any "potential investigation," American citizens and legal residents were "generally prohibited from engaging in transactions with or providing services" to the M.E.K. or any other terrorist group.

Secondly, the federal government was going to pay for ninety percent of the construction costs; states were only required to match ten percent of costs (however, tolls were generally prohibited).

The Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Churches and their calendars had great influence on eating habits; consumption of meat was forbidden for a full third of the year for most Christians, and all animal products, including eggs and dairy products (but not fish), were generally prohibited during Lent and fast.

Takeover defenses are generally prohibited.

Referees are generally prohibited from speaking to the news media.

Road, sidewalk and patio washing is generally prohibited, except by road builders and outdoor restaurants.

One is legal: like most central banks, it is generally prohibited from unsecured lending.

Such side agreements are generally prohibited under the N.B.A.'s collective bargaining agreement.