But this affordance could be prohibited.
The document also said promotions in which companies gave products to frequent users of a brand could be prohibited.
But in June, the Supreme Court ruled against us, stating that all such speech could be prohibited, because it might indirectly support the group's terrorist activity.
The police could be prohibited from lying about nonexistent evidence; from inducing a suspect to imagine leniency; from questioning minors without a parent or a lawyer present.
Passengers could be prohibited from getting out in the corridor until the area is explored, its species cataloged and its critical habitat protected.
Mr. Foncello asked the town attorney, Edward McCreery, to investigate whether such stores could be prohibited and learned that it would be unlawful to ban them.
Dr. Falcocchio: Just as trucks are prohibited from using some streets, passenger vehicles longer than 20 feet could be prohibited on streets that were not designed for their use.
"And a publisher that is a corporation could be prohibited from selling a book?" It was a hypothetical question, but it cut to the core of the meaning of the press clause of the First Amendment.
"Your position is that, under the Constitution, the advertising for this book or the sale for the book itself could be prohibited within the sixty- and thirty-day periods?" Stewart's answer was a reluctant, qualified yes.
One of the iconic images of football is of linemen preparing to square off, face mask to face mask, with one hand dug into the turf in a three-point stance, but Commissioner Roger Goodell said Sunday that it was conceivable such showdowns could be prohibited.
Rather than engaging with Citizens United or the rest of the Supreme Court's campaign finance jurisprudence, the panel turned to a different line of cases holding that noncitizens could be prohibited from holding elective office or serving as police officers or public school teachers.
