prohibit
ممانعت
definition
verb
laws prohibiting cruelty to animals
formally forbid (something) by law, rule, or other authority.
translation of 'prohibit '
verb
منع کرنا
example
Canadian law and its regulations do not 'prohibit' off-label use of devices.
No disciplinary action was taken because our rules 'prohibit' substances, not antibodies.
The efficiency audit said there were too many vested local interests on health boards, which prevent change and 'prohibit' the delivery of a value-for-money service.
I think it is fine to 'prohibit' smoking when there are no other options.
What the regulations do is 'prohibit' the importation of guns.
Mutation prevention is essential to 'prohibit' a bacterium from developing resistance to antibiotics to which it is exposed.
A few operators advocated province-wide regulations to 'prohibit' smoking in all restaurants.
What if circumstances 'prohibit' us from pursuing anything further?
Encourage your child to get involved in activities that 'prohibit' smoking, such as sports.
There, for example, the Court held that drug laws can 'prohibit' the use of the narcotic peyote in a religious ceremony.
A low fluid level switch is provided to 'prohibit' operation and prevent potential burnout if solution falls below a pre-set level.
Without strong 'prohibitory' measures, this diabolic spirit disseminated by television channels cannot be done away with.
Those members of the press who did attend were 'prohibited' from asking ‘embarrassing’ questions.
In February this year he was sentenced to six months in jail after breaching the order by associating with someone he was 'prohibited' from being with.
The selling and serving of alcohol will be 'prohibited' in the areas with restricted access.
He is also 'prohibited' from assaulting, threatening, intimidating anyone or causing harassment and distress.
Why precisely am I 'prohibited' from getting a cheaper postal rate if I write more than five words on a greeting card?
The legislation expressly 'prohibits' having the devices in rooms, according to Asher.
Upon release, Nelson is 'prohibited' from driving for three years.
Nurses may be presented with exceptional or life-threatening situations 'prohibiting' the use of assistive patient handling equipment.
He is 'prohibited' from using firearms and must remain within the jurisdiction of the court during the period of his sentence.
For example, a person who has committed criminal damage through graffiti may be 'prohibited' from carrying marker pens in public.
In 1993, he was successful in a suit that forced the FDA to relax its rules 'prohibiting' drug companies from promoting off-label prescribing.
And it is cost that seems to be the biggest 'prohibitor' to businesses in Scotland embracing any new technology, never mind broadband.
If this goes ahead the tourist industry must be 'prohibited' from increasing the holiday prices during the official school holiday periods.
I would emphasise that this is not an argument for 'prohibitory' laws or legally enforced censorship.
They might not bring in totally restrictive and 'prohibitory' provisions because they know the Minister will not approve them anyway.
The club wishes to remind all members that all shooting and hunting is strictly 'prohibited' due to the present circumstances.
Reproduction in whole or in part without written permission is 'prohibited' .
Nearly 206 years ago, the British regime issued the first 'prohibitory' orders against shooting birds.
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