Sentence examples for for a prohibition from inspiring English sources

Impala was one of several organizations that lobbied hard for a prohibition of the deal.

The report calls for a prohibition "on the development, production and use of fully autonomous weapons through an international legally binding" agreement, and urges states to adopt similar domestic laws.

It seems unjustified to argue against religious organisations providing public services, as it is discriminatory to single out those with a religious ethos for a prohibition on service provision.

The Foreign Office told the Guardian: "At present, we do not see the need for a prohibition on the use of Laws, as international humanitarian law already provides sufficient regulation for this area.

Earlier this year, the UK opposed a ban on killer robots at a UN conference, with a Foreign Office official telling The Guardian that they "do not see the need for a prohibition" of autonomous weapons, adding that the UK is not developing any such weapons.

The judge, Reggie B. Walton of Federal District Court, ruled that there was no need for a prohibition, saying that he accepted assertions by government lawyers in a case involving a handful of detainees that there were no plans for sudden transfers.

As a matter of law, torture has been categorically prohibited for decades, a prohibition that has included the military.

The House of Representatives already voted for such a prohibition last summer.

Such measures can include, for example, a prohibition of individual-level actions based on knowledge derived from DE unless the data subject has subsequently consented to such uses.

These moralities contain specific norms (for example, a prohibition of the intentional murder of an innocent person) and specific values (for example, valuing human life).

"His comments [in the emails] were neither an authorization for or a prohibition against future use," Mogulof said.