Sentence examples for work prohibited from inspiring English sources

GSM London holds the same Tier 4 rank as any other publicly funded university, yet our visas say "work prohibited" while theirs stipulate a maximum of 20 hours per week during term time.

As a formerly observant Jew, I am very familiar with the 39 types of work prohibited on Sabbath, and one of them is the "work" of transporting any object outside of private property, or any area defined as such by a legalistic fence, like an eruv.

We should stand up and resist the Taliban-like forces in the American mosques that mandate a draconian Muslim system that bars women from work, prohibits television, music and dancing and punishes men who trim their beards.

Another caveat: Child labor laws, which vary from state to state, limit the number of hours a week minors can work, prohibit certain kinds of hazardous work, like construction, and impose other restrictions.

Fundus details were first seen on indirect ophthalmoscopy at day 30 post-laser, with no gross differences from baseline appreciated save for anteriorly projecting gray-white sheets at the mid-periphery/roughly the area of laser work, prohibiting view of more anterior/peripheral regions.

These responses indicate that even if people could be willing to pay or contribute labour, their ability to pay or work prohibit them from expressing their preferences if they had average income and ability to work.

In 1231, Pope Gregory IX ordered that the works prohibited in 1210 not be used until they could be examined by a theological commission to remove any errors.

I knew work was prohibited, but I did not expect so many types of farm work to be named.

The observance of all the major holidays is required by the Torah and work is prohibited for the duration of the holiday (except on the intermediary days of the Pesaḥ and Sukkoth festivals, when work is permitted to avoid financial loss).

"In the absence of inspectors, Baghdad's already considerable ability to work on prohibited programs without risk of discovery has increased," the report said.

He has also said that the main reason for a Jewish doctor to treat a non-Jew on the Sabbath, when work is prohibited but treating the sick and injured is expected, is to avoid exposing Diaspora Jews to hatred.