Sentence examples for which prohibited from from inspiring English sources

The initiative's authors wanted to rein in local governments, which, prohibited from making large increases in the property tax, might be tempted to pass other tax measures.

An article on Monday about public pension funds' turning to riskier investments in search of higher returns described incorrectly the $14.4 billion Georgia retirement system, which, prohibited from alternative investments, has earned higher returns and paid lower fees than many of its peers that have moved assets into higher-risk investments.

The Oneidas contend that New York State violated the Federal Indian Trade and Intercourse Act of 1790, which prohibited states from buying land from Indians without federal approval.

Another limitation was the use of anonymized data, which prohibited us from identifying repeat patient visits and patients from the same family or household [ 11].

He was found in breach of Premier League rule K5, which prohibited him from approaching Chelsea with a view to negotiating a transfer, without permission from Arsenal.

(2) which prohibited President from effecting any change in method of determining relative order of induction.

He felt that he was still learning in previous seasons, which prohibited him from playing at full speed.

He had said before the performance that he would follow the Malaysian government's guidelines, which prohibited him from removing his clothing, jumping and kissing onstage.

The answer: Because of the Pentagon's ban on women in combat, which prohibited women from serving in Special Operations units like the Night Stalkers.

In the late 1990s, Summers championed the end of the Glass-Steagall Act, which prohibited banks from taking part in speculative trading.

And in 1913 the California Legislature passed the Alien Land Law, aimed at Japanese-Americans, which prohibited aliens from acquiring, possessing or inheriting real property.