Sentence examples for when prohibited from inspiring English sources
He served two four-year terms, returned to law practice when prohibited from running for a third consecutive term, and then returned to win another two terms.
In the past, I've often given up on books I was bored by, but I never used to experience this unwilled self-censorship, like new lizard-eyelids that drop automatically when prohibited reading matter appears.
Carpenter ants, houseflies, and German cockroaches also suffered from gunk overload when prohibited from grooming, suggesting that fastidiousness is widespread.
"Coca leaf can be farmed like any other plant – however, when prohibited, production becomes clandestine and tends to move into new remote land, specifically deforested for growing coca".
Furthermore, impulsivity, especially urgency, has been related to mobile phone dependency, and feeling compelled to provide for needs as soon as possible has been suggested to increase the likelihood of using the mobile phone in a destructive way, for example when prohibited [ 15].
Benito and I have always agreed on most things, but when he prohibited strikes we definitely broke with one another.
There was a backlash by 1894, when Congress prohibited government officials from disclosing any part of an individual or corporate tax return.
But the state kicked off the quality movement when it prohibited the hiring of uncertified teachers and required lackluster training programs to shape up or shut down.
(The Republicans effectively put a stop to that sort of suspicious left-wing activity back in the 1990s when it prohibited the CDC from using its funds to "advocate or promote gun control").
When Atlanta prohibited alcohol, John Pemberton, producer of a health drink called French Wine Coca, developed a version that was non-alcoholic but still contained traces of coca, thereby creating the world's best-selling soft drink.
A federal appeals court ruled Tuesday that the public school district in East Brunswick, N.J., was not violating the constitutional rights of a football coach when it prohibited staff members from participating in student prayers.
