Sentence examples for extend prohibitions from inspiring English sources

To extend prohibitions on speech and other actions beyond this point requires an argument for a form of legal paternalism that suggests the state should decide what is acceptable for the safety and moral instruction of citizens, even if it means limiting actions that do not cause harm or unavoidable offense to others.

Governor West had extended prohibition laws, Some local residents had appealed to the state government for assistance.

Stark II added some additional health services to the self-referral prohibition, extended the prohibitions to Medicaid, and clarified conditions for exceptions.

But other young people say they are encouraged by the possibility of a ban on some sites and want to extend the prohibitions to other technology as well.

The new law would extend the prohibitions and penalties in a country where homosexuality is already a crime, to include acts such as "suggestive touching" in public.

It fell to Ms Boothroyd to extend the prohibition on public breast-feeding.

According to the daily newspaper Le Monde last month, the authorities now want to extend the prohibition to universities.

House Republicans agreed to a similar self-imposed earmark ban in the current Congress, but until Friday it was not clear that the new Republican majority would definitely move to extend the prohibition.

Beyond the insurance realm, the Smith bill would permanently extend the prohibition on the District of Columbia from using locally raised revenue to provide abortion care that was imposed through fiscal 2011 as part of the budget compromise struck last month.

At the University of Houston, which has received nearly $7 million in grants from the cancer research institute, the student government recently approved a resolution to extend a prohibition on smoking within 15 feet of facilities to 25 feet.

[A10.] Vote Delayed on Internet Tax Ban The Senate postponed a vote on permanently banning Internet access taxes after sponsors agreed to extend the prohibition without making it permanent.