Sentence examples for would prohibit it from inspiring English sources

Unlike Uber, Lyft has agreed to an injunction that would prohibit it from making misleading statements related to its background checks.

The move would prohibit it from issuing preferred stock without shareholder approval.

"There's nothing in the F.E.C. regulations or statutes that would prohibit it," he says.

If the ARVN soldiers should be inclined to go, their base salary of the equivalent of sixteen dollars a month would prohibit it.

State regulators on Monday proposed an emergency order to ban cell phone use while operating a train; Metrolink has said it had a policy against using cell phones in the cab but the state action would prohibit it by law.

The White House's concern was not that the Democrats would cut off funds for the war in Iraq but that future legislation would prohibit it from financing operations targeted at overthrowing or destabilizing the Iranian government, to keep it from getting the bomb.

Two years after Fiorina was fired by HP's board of directors, however, the company amended its policy and announced it would prohibit its distributors from selling products in Iran.

The far-reaching bill the House adopted, which is backed by President Bush, would not only prohibit it, but would also outlaw the sale of treatments developed from it.

"Anything we liked or wanted or felt joy in," he writes, "had to be hidden or suppressed," or his father would at once prohibit it.

Nickelodeon, the children's television network, said Wednesday that it would prohibit the use of its characters on junk food products, except on special occasions like Halloween.

It would prohibit judges from sealing court files, but it does not prevent the parties themselves from contracting to keep a settlement secret -- which could be in their narrow self-interest but is clearly not in the broader public interest.