Sentence examples for whether to prohibit from inspiring English sources

Other countries can then decide whether to prohibit the imports.

If Roe were overturned, states could decide for themselves whether to prohibit abortions.

The Bush administration is deeply divided over whether to prohibit federal support for research using embryonic stem cells.

South Carolina will, too, and debate whether to prohibit drivers from using phones altogether, or requiring them to use hands-free devices when they call.

At issue is whether to prohibit scientists from using cloning techniques to create embryos for stem cell research or to treat diseases like Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, and diabetes.

In more than 20 states, college administrators make the final decision whether to prohibit firearms, and in other instances venues must most explicitly if guns are banned.

Individual states could decide whether to continue to prohibit public sale.

For the Justice Department, whether it is unfair to prohibit American Airlines and US Airways from doing what it allowed Delta, United and friends to do before — rightly or wrongly — is beside the point.

Even the staff at the S.E.C. has wondered, in a report in 2003, about whether it makes sense to prohibit solicitations by hedge funds, when most people can't invest in them anyway.

The justices will decide whether the Constitution permits states to prohibit same-sex marriage, and whether states can refuse to recognize same-sex marriages performed in another state where it is legal.

The new Senate will face one of its most momentous decisions in its opening hours on Wednesday: a vote on whether to change its rules to prohibit the widespread abuse of the filibuster.