What is a prohibited "effect"?
That's a prohibited transaction.
Let P be a phenotype (respectively, a prohibited phenotype).
The proof for a prohibited phenotype is symmetric.
He cut taxes and state spending, and he promoted bills that further weakened unions, notably overseeing a right-to-work law (2015) that prohibited private-sector unions from requiring members to pay dues.
Saying it is the domain of the federal government, he recently threatened to sue four Republican-heavy states — Arizona, South Carolina, South Dakota and Utah — in an effort to invalidate recent constitutional amendments that prohibit private sector workers from choosing a union by signing cards, a process known as card check.
The National Labor Relations Board has told state officials that it will soon file federal lawsuits against Arizona and South Dakota in seeking to invalidate those states' constitutional amendments that prohibit private sector employees from choosing to unionize through a procedure known as card check.
"Although the bill does not prohibit a private-sector employer from providing domestic-partner benefits, there is concern that it may prove to be a vehicle that will allow suits to be brought against employers that do provide them," said Linda Woggon, vice president of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce for governmental affairs.
In the past five years the list of prohibited and restricted sectors has changed but not shrunk much.
Republicans say a law prohibiting union contracts at private-sector workplaces from requiring workers to pay union dues or other fees would attract businesses to the state, while Democrats say the measure would weaken unions and harm benefits for workers.
Foreign insurance companies had hoped for a sizable chunk of China's business, but last year their share of the life-insurance market was under 5%, lower than in 2007, according to PWC, a consultancy.China classifies foreign investment as encouraged, restricted or prohibited, depending on the sector.
