Examples of using Was prohibited in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Although Malcolm X retained his post and rank as minister, he was prohibited from public speaking for 90 days.
when Saddam Hussein was prohibited from flying his air force over the Kurdish district of Iraq.
Because the Zionist Movement was prohibited in the Russian Empire, the organization run secret activities and meetings were held in private houses.
did not exist, as this was prohibited by law.
when he tried to include advertisements for meat products in Pikanti election propaganda, he was prohibited from doing so.
when Saddam Hussein was prohibited from flying his air force over the Kurdish district of Iraq.
Because the Zionist movement was prohibited in the Russian Empire, the organization ran secret activities and meetings held in private houses.
Jewish residence was prohibited by law.
Therefore, with the coming to power of Communists almost all gambling was prohibited.
until the thirteenth century, when the practice was prohibited by R Meir of Rothenburg.
Artificial lighting was prohibited in the museum, but neither the artists
Although in 1908 the fighting was prohibited, they continued to carry out underground
alcohol to tourists was prohibited, and the quantity permitted to be sold to Andorran nationals
We shall not pay you back the tariff you paid for your carriage to the to the country where your entry was prohibited.
For decades, the long-term use of opioids for treating noncancer chronic pain(lasting more than three months) was prohibited in most states.
which Jerusalem was divided between Israel and the Kingdome of Jordan(1948-1967), access to the wall was prohibited.
The rally, planned by public organizations in Stepanakert on May 7, was prohibited by the military commandant's office.
Tap water in the affected area was prohibited for drinking, cooking,
The first in Italy was a charitable institution created by Franciscan monks when lending was prohibited by the Roman Catholic church.
who was imprisoned or deported for Zionist activity in a country where such activity was prohibited.