Sentence examples for current prohibitions from inspiring English sources

But Senator Patrick J. Leahy, Democrat of Vermont, said current prohibitions did not seem to deter companies from charging excessive prices.

At her weekly news conference, Ms. Reno said she did not believe that the new language would result in significantly more prosecutions than the current prohibitions, which are rarely used.

Marijuana is far safer than alcohol, tobacco and multiple other illicit substances, researchers say, and strict, legal regulation of cannabis might be a more reasonable approach than current prohibitions.

Others were open to compromise, like bending the current prohibition to allow alcohol in tourist hotels.

But the abuse of alcohol and drugs in the Vietnam era directly led to the current prohibition of both.

Protecting people from mistakes and malice is something the current prohibition on encouraging or assisting suicide does well.

And can you imagine the National Football League reneging on its current prohibition on such in-game advertiser enhancements?

"It will make a mockery of existing ad limits and the current prohibition of product placement in children's television".

A current prohibition against "slogans exceeding the limits of sports" is to be more widely interpreted to also include political comments.

In the paper, Washington said it intended to sign the convention and press for its ratification, but that its ability to do so was undermined by the current prohibition on allowing nations to make reservations.

"We need to find a lasting solution to this problem … I think a carefully controlled legalisation would be a better way to regulate the cannabis market than the current prohibition".