Sentence examples for direct prohibition from inspiring English sources

He said the law was "a direct prohibition of speech itself".

While parties still cannot campaign at mosques, the published version of the law allows houses of worship to be used to "support the electoral process," language that is far vaguer than a direct prohibition.

Canon law did allow remarriage for widows and therefore there was no direct prohibition for widows to remarry in the society of the Christians of South Canara.

And it's entirely possible that the Supreme Court will say that cloning is just different and uphold a direct criminal prohibition.

A spokesman for Ofcom said: "We don't consider there is a direct statutory prohibition on Channel 4 owning a minority stake in an independent production company.

Like strictly observant Jews, devout Muslims do not eat pork thanks to a direct scriptural prohibition.

Variety reports Hoffman was also attached to direct the Prohibition-era drama Ezekiel Moss, which would have been touted to buyers at the upcoming Berlin film festival.

Hoffman also was scheduled to direct the Prohibition-era drama "Ezekiel Moss" starring Amy Adams and Jake Gyllenhaal.

It is something for the mind to do when taking refreshment, and it is a direct result of prohibition.

(Reibstein 1955, Seidler 2015) Like Grotius, he contrasts "matters which the natural law disposes by direct precept or prohibition from those that reason has persuaded men to institute on account of sociality, or that may be undertaken by virtue of a license flowing directly from these institutions in which case they are said to have a reductive relation to the natural law".

According to Martin Powell from drug policy reform organisation Transform, all these new research chemicals "are a direct product of prohibition of other stimulants.