Sentence examples for would effectively prohibit from inspiring English sources

The proposed rule would "effectively prohibit broker-dealers from providing" so-called naked-sponsored access, in which a customer bypasses pretrade risk controls, according to the agency's statement.

It would effectively prohibit not only commercial logging but also oil and gas development across an area larger than the nation's current national parks.

Although congressional efforts to crack down on the lobbying industry have flagged since Abramoff's guilty plea in January, an emerging bill in the Senate would effectively prohibit members of Congress from accepting tickets to major D.C. area professional sporting events from registered lobbyists.

"This legislation would effectively prohibit any company who wants to improve the security of its products from doing so because government's ability to access our personal and private information is more important than innovation".

This would effectively prohibit Argentina from borrowing from international lenders anytime soon.

But a portion of the DOL proposal, intended to protect investors against conflicts of interest, would effectively prohibit options transactions.

When Sinaloa's state government passed a law in August that would have effectively prohibited journalists from reporting on crime, the backlash on social media was at least partly responsible for the law's repeal.

On the other side, some lawmakers may like the Rule of TOS as a way to effectively prohibit more speech than the EU Charter and European Convention would let them ban by law.

(Securities and Exchange Commission rules effectively prohibit retail investors from doing so).

World Trade Organization rules effectively prohibit local content requirements for eligibility for subsidies.

Often, the banned areas are so large as to effectively prohibit a sex offender from living anywhere in town.