prohibited

IPA: proʊhˈɪbʌtʌd

Examples of "prohibited" in Sentences

The claim is that gangs specialize in prohibited activities.
Barred, as in prohibited or, perhaps, barred as in DISBARRED.
To this end the following acts are and shall remain prohibited at any time and in any place whatsoever with respect to the above-mentioned persons:
To this end, the following acts are and shall remain prohibited at any time and in any place whatsoever with respect to the above-mentioned persons: ***
Homosexuals of any nature are prohibited from the BSA (ex post facto Dale), and being a homosexual is far more convincing and thus subversive to their “mission” ...
Inspector General James A. Wright looked into the matter, and on August 13 told Quinn staffers that Stermer "engaged in prohibited political activity," the Sun-Times reports.
“Most Christians” worshipped in prohibited ways, so were happy to pay a tax to their Muslim overlords rather than deal with a Christian government that might object to, say, their understanding of the homoousion.
Homosexuals of any nature are prohibited from the BSA (ex post facto Dale), and being a homosexual is far more convincing and thus subversive to their “mission” (even if no one knows about it) than being a straight arguing for gay rights.
Copenhagen has a few other interesting rules: for instance, trucks over a certain weight limit are prohibited from the core of the city (but how do the businesses function!) and if you hit a cyclist with your car, kiss your license goodbye. tomas