Sentence examples for because prohibited from inspiring English sources

In the common law tradition, the legal wrongs picked out by such principles have been called mala in se, as distinct from mala prohibita things wrong in themselves as distinct from things wrong only because prohibited by (positive) law and this distinction remains, for good reason, in use in judicial reasoning.

For instance, because Japan prohibited the use of derivatives, options in Japanese securities were traded in more accommodating Singapore.

This month, a federal judge in Atlanta made a similar ruling, striking down a Georgia ethics rule because it prohibited misleading statements and omissions, not just intentional falsehoods.

Mr. Romero said his lawyers had advised him that he could sign the certification in good faith because it prohibited only knowing employment of those listed.

Peter McGovern, executive director of Little League Baseball, refused Jones' request because Little League Baseball prohibited racial segregation.

In 1983, the Supreme Court upheld an Internal Revenue Service decision to end the tax exemption for Bob Jones University in South Carolina because it prohibited dating between black and white students.

That law, passed in 2001, was also considered by many legislators to be unnecessary, because nothing prohibited the use of these documents at that time either.

Myers had no comment on the doping allegations, but also said she was unconvinced that the team dominated because of prohibited blood transfusions or banned substances.

One patient was not evaluable for DLT because a prohibited medication had been taken; this patient was withdrawn from the study and replaced.

Is it because biking is prohibited?

Drugs are controlled (not prohibited) because they are dangerous.