Sentence examples for common prohibition from inspiring English sources

As far as the common prohibition on pork goes, Giordano tells me it's possible that since pork creates aconitic acid in your body, combining it with ayahuasca (which contains endolic acid) may release acidic end-product metabolites that are rough on your kidneys but again, this is only a speculation.

Nor was there any common law prohibition on the provision of legal assistance where it might be used to impose the death penalty in a foreign state, he added.

The California bill contains a statement simply decreeing that the "group activity by independent contractors shall not be subject to any statutory or common law prohibition or limitation on combinations in restraint of trade".

A common-law prohibition against "maintenance" and "champerty" used to forbid outsiders from meddling in lawsuits or taking cuts from judgments.

Let's assume, again for the sake of argument, that most Christians do their best to follow the common-sense prohibitions against stealing, committing adultery, lying, and murder.

All federal judges are required to abide by a set of ethics rules spelled out in the Code, which includes many general guidelines, and also specific common-sense prohibitions on engaging in political activity and being active participants in fundraisers.

The chapter also contains an array of the most common warning signs, prohibition signs, mandatory signs and hazard signs.

Hindsight is 20/20; it is also contrary to the most basic principle of common law - the prohibition of ex-post facto legislation - that is, the punishment of innocent behavior after it has already been done.

Your HOA may even have specific rules for tenants such as restricted access to common areas or prohibitions on attending community events.

Notably, bankruptcy laws were developed because the common law contained no prohibition on preferring one creditor over another.

A complication immediately arises, however, due to the common law's traditional prohibition of the abandonment of land.