Examples of using Prohibit in English and their translations into Croatian
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that has to stop prohibit cultivation.
We also strictly prohibit content related to terrorism,
They also introduce stronger protection for children and women, prohibit discrimination against the disabled and ensure collective bargaining rights for public employees.
Members of Moscow said on Friday that they have already proposed a list of proposals that would prohibit the sale of titanium to Boeing.
limit or prohibit its use.
Prohibit, as from 25 November 2005, the sale of products that do not comply with this Directive;
We reserve the right to limit or prohibit orders that, in our sole judgment,
Laws on nature protection prohibit such activities, which have serious consequences for the local bird population, since they lead to biological catastrophe.
Laws on nature protection prohibit such activities, which have serious consequences for the local bird population, since they lead to biological catastrophe.
the decision to allow, prohibit or restrict such technologies should therefore remain at national level.
A proposal for a Regulation allowing Member States to restrict or prohibit the use of GMOs for food or feed purposes in their territory.
The new rules prohibit public authorities
Restrict trade and prohibit the manufacture, import
should not prohibit those devices or activities which have a commercially significant purpose
Creating new channels, prohibit/ Kick users from the server,
Article 6(1)(a) to(g) prohibit misleading actions which are capable of deceiving the average consumer on a wide range of elements, including.
This bill would prohibit the mandatory use of exams in schools,
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EU countries must not prohibit trade in foods that comply with this regulation.
EU law provides that authors have the exclusive right to authorise or prohibit any communication to the public of their works.