Sentence examples for broad prohibition from inspiring English sources

Insider trading has usually been prosecuted under Rule 10(b)5, a broad prohibition against securities fraud.

News media outlets and advocates of freedom of speech denounced the broad prohibition — at least as it has been described so far — saying that it amounted to censorship.

In a ruling last week, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit invalidated Illinois's broad prohibition against carrying loaded guns in public.

A statute that did so would be content neutral, but it is doubtful that such a broad prohibition would satisfy intermediate scrutiny.

All transition team appointees were required to agree in writing to a set of ethics guidelines, including a broad prohibition on using their position on the transition to secure special privileges or advantages for themselves or others.

The Ethics Committee was apparently applying a rule in its ethics manual that imposes "a broad prohibition against members, officers or employees deriving financial benefit, directly or indirectly, from the use of their official position".

(His research told him that such broad prohibitions were often used to target ethnic groups).

For example, the settlements with Goldman Sachs and Citigroup over marketing practices for synthetic securities tied to subprime mortgages included broad prohibitions on future violations.

The justices are not subject to the code of conduct for federal judges, which has broad prohibitions about gifts for judges and their families.

They have asked the film industry to confront smoking with tighter ratings, more antismoking messages attached to films and broad prohibitions against tobacco product placement or brand depictions in films.

But access to gendered spaces is one area where the Obama administration has sought to make a big impact, moving aggressively to make an example of an Illinois school district that failed to fully accommodate a trans girl, and suing North Carolina over its broad prohibitions on transgender peoples' use of public facilities.