10 sentences with “prohibited”

The consumption of alcohol is prohibited for minors.

Dogs were prohibited in the restaurant, so I had to leave my faithful friend at home.

In some societies, eating pork is strictly prohibited; in others, it is considered a rather ordinary food.

He ordered that smoking be prohibited in the building. Tenants were to smoke outside, away from the windows.

Camping is prohibited, and regular visitors take guided tours.

I finally stopped in front of the traffic office, where parking was prohibited, but not before hitting a sign and projecting it into the grill of another vehicle.

Despite the existence of highly qualified and educated women scientists, informal rules prohibited them from joining scientific societies or holding university positions.

The Commodities Act prohibited colonists from importing goods that were not manufactured in England, creating a profitable monopoly for English exporters and manufacturers.

At the beginning of Pontiac's uprising, the British issued the Proclamation of 1763, which prohibited white settlement west of the Proclamation Line, a boundary line running along the spine of the Appalachian Mountains.

The Factories Act of 1833 limited child labour in cotton mills, the Miners Act of 1842 prohibited the employment of girls and women (and boys under the age of 10) in the underground, and in 1847 a Ten Hours Act limited the working hours of women and children.