Examples of using Prohibits in English and their translations into Czech
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Law prohibits U.S. companies from participating in or cooperating with restrictive trade practices
to enact a regulation, that ultimately prohibits the departure of jews.
This, along with the fact that China prohibits climbing Mount Kailash,
You know your deal with North prohibits you from saying anything about this to anyone.
Therefore, Denmark prohibits 13 types of pesticide sprays, 12 of which are found in drinking water.
The regime's draconian"law"(5/96) prohibits participants from criticizing the draft constitution;
Was it not the responsibility of the Commission precisely to do everything it could to ensure that the agreement prohibits searches of personal effects?
A treaty needs to be agreed- similar to the Treaty on the Antarctic- that prohibits the extraction of mineral resources in the region.
I believe it has been shown in this debate that nothing can justify the existence of a policy which prohibits the use of GMOs in animal feed at the same time as allowing the consumption of meat produced using these GMOs.
GE prohibits even small facilitation payments to expedite routine administrative actions,
The Google Analytics Terms of Service, which all Analytics customers must adhere to, prohibits the tracking or collection of this information using Google Analytics or associating Personal Data with web analytics information.
The draft directive prohibits discrimination, but at the same time respects the other fundamental rights
the proposed directive on the implementation of the principle of equal treatment, which prohibits any kind of discrimination outside the workplace,
The new decree effec ve since January 2011 prohibits NGOs from making any transac ons with grant funds unless the grant is registered with the Ministry of Jus ce,
The new directive also prohibits the use of chemicals classified as carcinogenic,
The Strasbourg Court prohibits any measure obliging foreigners to leave a country in groups,
the ruling by the Turkish Constitutional Court that prohibits the pro-Kurdish party for being in violation of the constitution is a clear sign that Turkish domestic policy does not approximate to democracy as we Europeans understand it.
particularly its Article 19, which prohibits collective expulsion
that is why the Code also expressly prohibits obvious abuse of the law and protects the weaker.
the Black Sea and prohibits the use of towed dredgers