verb to formally forbid something; to not allow something
adjective not allowed; forbidden
Prohibited activities are those that are not allowed by law, such as theft or drug trafficking.
Certain actions may be prohibited in a business setting, such as insider trading or discrimination.
In schools, certain behaviors or items may be prohibited, such as cheating or cell phones in class.
Certain substances or practices may be prohibited in healthcare settings, such as unauthorized medication or unlicensed procedures.
In the publishing industry, certain content may be prohibited from being included in books or articles.
Ethical guidelines prohibit psychologists from engaging in certain behaviors, such as dual relationships with clients.
Lawyers are prohibited from disclosing confidential information about their clients.
Doctors are prohibited from prescribing certain medications without proper authorization.
Teachers are prohibited from engaging in romantic relationships with their students.
Accountants are prohibited from engaging in fraudulent activities or providing false information on financial documents.
Police officers are prohibited from using excessive force or engaging in discriminatory behavior.
Architects are prohibited from cutting corners on building safety regulations.
Engineers are prohibited from signing off on projects that do not meet safety standards.
Scientists are prohibited from falsifying research data.
Chefs are prohibited from serving undercooked or contaminated food.
Social workers are prohibited from disclosing confidential information about their clients without consent.
Financial advisors are prohibited from making unsuitable investment recommendations to clients.
Real estate agents are prohibited from misrepresenting the condition of a property to potential buyers.