Sentence examples for apparent prohibition from inspiring English sources
(This includes, as one told the New York Times recently, an apparent prohibition on celebrating the Dalai Lama's birthday).
The reason for this apparent prohibition is the unfavorable apposition of helix dipoles as the Trx- and Erv-CXXC motifs, both at the amino termini of helices, interact.
But the apparent absoluteness of that prohibition had long been subverted by the ill-conceived, yet all too influential, statement by Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes in Schenck v. United States (1919): The character of every act depends upon the circumstances in which it is done.
While the only apparent means of enforcing that prohibition is the wooden arm that's usually in the up position anyway, Stony Point seems fairly calm.
Even by 1920, however, it was becoming apparent that the policy was not working (or, as the Medicine Hat News noted, "Prohibition is now working smoothly. The only thing left is to stop the sale of liquor!").
In an apparent gaffe, the Utah attorney general, who was defending the state's constitutional prohibition of same-sex marriage, did not ask for an immediate stay of the ruling.
Justice Scalia and the Supreme Court press office declined to comment on the event, despite a damaging controversy regarding this apparent violation of a federal law protecting reporters' notes and the Fourth Amendment's prohibition on unreasonable searches.
That was during Prohibition.
(It was during Prohibition).
