Significados de prohibit people en inglés

They voted to prohibit people from exposing their genitals in most public places.

We have laws that prohibit people from being barred from restaurants, hotels, educational institutions.

Moreover, a war could be waged against them because they prohibit people from entering their country.

He supports laws that allow courts to temporarily prohibit people likely to threaten others with guns from owning them.

That's because of Australia's strict proceeds of crime laws, which prohibit people from making a profit off their notoriety.

According to a recently-drafted document, The Draft Coastal By-law does indeed seek to prohibit people from swearing down by the coast.

The bill also would prohibit people from communicating non-public information if it was reasonably foreseeable that someone would trade on it.

Strict government-issued photo identification requirements that prohibit people from voting unless they posses a certain form of ID is another such tactic.

In its recommendations, TAIC was now renewing its call for legislation to prohibit people in safety-critical roles being impaired by alcohol or drugs.

In a bid to stem the spread of the virus, Indonesia plans to prohibit people from keeping backyard fowl in three high-risk provinces.

The new regulations prohibit people from leaving their homes to see friends or family, and social occasions are definitely not exempt from the guidelines.

Kevin Barr, from the People's Community Network, says he hopes the agreements also prohibit people from selling their land for a certain period of time.

On Sunday, Mr Andrews announced stage 4 restrictions in Melbourne that prohibit people from leaving their homes unless it's for one-hour of exercise a day.

Federal law already prohibits people younger than 21 from buying a handgun from a licensed firearms dealer.

Signs have been erected, prohibiting people from collecting shell fish, diving, fishing or going anywhere near the water.

There are no laws on the books in those states explicitly prohibiting people from carrying firearms into polling places.