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A person briefed on the suspension said the league's edict did not offer details but broadly prohibited Payton from being involved in coaching the team.

But the military is broadly prohibited from engaging in law enforcement operations on American soil without a presidential order, so the command's potential role in assisting the Department of Homeland Security, the Federal Bureau of Investigation or the Department of Energy in the event of a major attack inside the United States has not been set down in law or policy.

Although the Complaint alleged only that the companies agreed to ban cold calling, the settlement more broadly prohibited the companies from entering, maintaining or enforcing any agreement that in any way prevents any person from soliciting, cold calling, recruiting, or otherwise competing for employees.

Together, they say the decisions stand for the proposition that sex-related mistreatment is broadly prohibited by civil rights laws.

In addition, the law broadly prohibits sex discrimination under "any health program or activity" that receives federal financial assistance.

A limited exception has been recognized for statutes that broadly prohibit speech protected by the First Amendment.

It would broadly prohibit states from using their authority to write food safety regulations stronger than those required by the federal government.

The law broadly prohibits any publication by anyone (newspapers included) of information related to national security, which may cause an "injury to the United States".

In addition, she said, women could challenge it as violating a section of the Affordable Care Act that broadly prohibits discrimination in health programs that receive federal funds.

The Gag Order — which is attached to the [Complaint] — broadly prohibits Malhan from discussing any aspect of his divorce, including his experiences during child custody proceedings.

If five of our present justices broadly prohibit the federal government from providing accessible health care, Congress should consider using its constitutional power again to add two more justices — and impose a reasonable limit on the length of time that a mere mortal should hold so much political power.