Sentence examples similar to decree a prohibition from inspiring English sources
It can decree an election, or it can decree a coin flip.
Suharto decreed a quick and quiet funeral.
Whole areas, moreover, can be declared, under the decree, off-limits to nonresidents, a prohibition that applied under the previous emergency decree.
Later after independence, a decree called "The Prohibition of the Burning of Grass Act" was passed in 1974 by President Idi Amin, and it is still in-force today.
As Celotex took no other part in the conspiracy, it contends that the decree should not impose upon it any further restriction than a prohibition against price maintenance.
And the fact that the objection to the jurisdiction of the court below might be raised by an appeal from the final decree is not in all cases a valid objection to the issuance of a prohibition at the outset, where a court of admiralty assumes to take cognizance of maters over which it has no lawful jurisdiction.
The Shura Council, our government-appointed pretend-parliament, also threw its weight behind the interior ministry's ban and the religious decree of prohibition.
Among the many harsh, punitive decrees they handed down -- against the education and employment of women, betting, smoking, drug-taking, western music and kite-flying -- was a prohibition on photography of any kind.
Neither will a prohibition on tobacco.
A right is just the flip side of a prohibition.
