Sentence examples for both prohibition from inspiring English sources

He hated both prohibition and puritanism, "the haunting fear that someone, somewhere, may be happy".

As the physicist and synthetic biologist Rob Carlson has written, most notably in his 2010 book, "Biology Is Technology," in the case of crystal methamphetamine both prohibition and efforts by the federal government to shut down production labs have failed, and in similar ways.

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union, founded in 1873, fought for both Prohibition and women's suffrage.

As has been pointed out in Chapter 2, the practice of assisted death presently occupies a shady area in which it is both prohibited, and the prohibitions against it sometimes unenforced.

He knew, firsthand, all about drinking and hangovers, and understood the way Prohibition both corroded middle-class morality, lending even a country-club cocktail a faint tang of corruption, and bound men and women together in an aura of libidinous intimacy.

This was another area that demonstrated the presence of contrasting views, with maternal BMI seen to influence clinical management both in the prohibition and facilitation of normal birth.

While the UFA base and public opinion both favoured prohibition, the existing law was full of loopholes and unevenly enforced.

The United Nations Convention Against Torture and U.S. law both have a blanket prohibition against torturing anyone either within the territorial boundaries of the U.S. or abroad.

Jefferson would surely have hated both alcohol and marijuana prohibition, which were both colossal failures that encouraged criminal activity.

Malaysia and Singapore both retain colonial-era prohibitions on sex between men, though with varying degrees of punishment: fines, imprisonment for up to 20 years and whipping in Malaysia; imprisonment for up to two years in Singapore.Though poor, conservative and the possessor of a shameful record on human rights more generally, Vietnam offers a counter-example.

Public opinion ran high both for and against the pair, and their 1923 hangings only served to unite both factions against prohibition.