Sentence examples for express prohibition from inspiring English sources

Yet in neither case is the suit within the express prohibition of the Eleventh Amendment.

The breach was completed when Lucien was secretly married to Mme Jouberthou (Alexandrine de Bleschamps) despite Napoleon's express prohibition.

There are powerful reasons for construing constitutional silence on this profoundly important issue as equivalent to an express prohibition.

Imposts or duties upon commerce with other countries are placed, by an express prohibition of the Constitution, beyond the power of a state, "except what may be absolutely necessary for executing its inspection [p522] laws". Constitution, Art.

Underlying all the contentions made in the cause is the fundamental question whether the suits were, in substance, suits against the state, and therefore beyond the jurisdiction of the circuit court, because of the express prohibition of the 11th Amendment.

That, she said, violates the intent of the economic development statute, adding: "There is no express prohibition of what they're doing, but the legislative intent is to grow jobs, to grow business.

The opinion of the Court should not be interpreted to hold that the only, or even the principal, constraints on the exercise of congressional power are the Constitution's express prohibitions.

North Korea's launch today - using ballistic missile technology despite express prohibitions by United Nations Security Council resolutions - is a highly provocative act that threatens regional security, directly violates United Nations Security Council resolutions 1718 and 1874, contravenes North Korea's international obligations, and undermines the global non-proliferation regime.

Freedom Partners, on its tax return, said that its letters of agreement for grants included "express prohibitions or protections against the use of grant funds for electioneering purposes".

"There are some states that cover more adults than children". Four moderate Republicans sent Pelosi a letter outlining what they thought could win passage, including a cap at 300percentt of the poverty level, a phasing out of eligibility for some adults and an expressed prohibition on covering illegal immigrants.

In 1988, against the expressed prohibition of Pope John Paul II, he consecrated four bishops to continue his work with the SSPX.