Sentence examples for extended prohibition from inspiring English sources

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

On Dec. 1 Interior Secretary Ken Salazar's seven-year extended prohibition on new oil and gas development off the Florida and eastern Atlantic coasts is once again adding enormous penalties to our already ailing economy and employment market.

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.

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

Now the government has extended that prohibition indefinitely.

President Poincaré has now extended the prohibition by decree until a Bill can be passed through Parliament in the coming session which will make it permanent.

Two years after its ratification in 1964, the U.S. Supreme Court, invoking the Fourteenth Amendment's equal protection clause, in Harper v. Virginia Board of Electors, extended the prohibition of poll taxes to state elections.

We have also recently experienced degradation and iOS advertising revenues as Apple has extended it prohibition of incentivize advertising to include any linkage to external HTML 5 sites.

In New York, efforts to stamp out smoking have extended to prohibitions in parks and beaches.

In 2001, the Little Sandy Act extended the prohibitions to the entire BRWMU and public lands along the Little Sandy River.

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