Mr. Cather, in his letter to Assemblywoman Montanez, wrote that "a one-size-fits-all prohibition does not recognize the realities of the marketplace, nor the special circumstances involved in obtaining credit for those with poor or no prior credit histories".
The law's just been poorly run by the [government]-they're trying a one-size-fits-all prohibition policy".
The law's just been poorly run by the Secretary of State - they're trying a one-size-fits-all prohibition policy".
By Helen Cooke, Clifford Orr, and Harold Ross The New Yorker, December 23 , 1933P. 8 All through prohibition, Castelli, who owns Moore & Co., had licence to buy sherry, a necessary ingredient of good soup or stew, but now he's all bound up in Control red tape.
Prohibition makes the playing field uneven because some people may be doing drugs; remove all prohibitions and the playing field is even.
Earlier this autumn, the Senate voted 70-28 tackank amendmentent on to the annual agricultural appropriations bill that would have ended all prohibitions on the sale of food and medicine and required congressional approval for any such sanctions in the future.
Against all prohibitions he walked down the hall past the priest, through a crowd of relatives and friends, or people he guessed were such, to see Jackie, who was on a ventilator, his eyelids blue, his beanlike fingers cold.
After all, prohibitions on marijuana use have evolved in-step with American ideas about race.
In order to escape "the ghetto mentality" and be a "truly moral human being," it was necessary for anyone, white or black, to first "divorce himself from all the prohibitions, crimes, and hypocrisies of the Christian church," Baldwin wrote.
