Sentence examples for difficult to prohibit from inspiring English sources

The court ruling today, he said, "will make it more difficult to prohibit oligopolies of three or more players".

In which case, maybe it would not be so difficult to prohibit the sale of high-capacity magazines, or to mandate waiting periods.

High consumption of alcohol is difficult to prohibit since alcohol is a "legal substance" but alcohol nevertheless has a potential kindling effect.

Thus, in order to eradicate the TB, there are two choices: one is to prohibit the immigration of infected individuals, which is difficult to achieve; the other is to clear away the TB in any one region.

While the law does nothing to prohibit companies from using clean energy, it does make it extremely difficult for them to get it, forcing them to ship wind power in from other states like North Carolina.

Her goal is to make it even more difficult for Republicans to succeed in their misguided and doomed effort to revise the Clean Air Act to prohibit EPA from regulating greenhouse gases.

The period between 1870 and 1950 was particularly difficult -- two world wars ruinous to vineyards, a decade of depression, the amending of the American Constitution to prohibit the production, sale and transportation of "intoxicating liquor".

Both advised him to prohibit the signs.

If not, how to prohibit land grab?

But to prohibit the practice is absurd.

The government tries to prohibit it.