Censorship, conveniently citing page references, guided me to the forbidden passages in Flaubert, Balzac, and George Sand.
Annual practice of forbidding passage is perfect insurance against easement.
A few documents also promoted social practices reminiscent of those imposed by the Taliban, including a memo forbidding passage of vehicles carrying television sets because they might import immorality to the Ansar villages.
The referendum, known as Amendment 2, which was never enforced, would have repealed laws in Denver, Boulder and Aspen prohibiting discrimination against homosexuals in jobs and housing, and it would have forbidden the passage of any such law in the state.
Forbidding passage to private property discourages easement by perscription.
It forbids the passage by the states of laws such as are described.
Oregon's Article I, Section 8, forbids the passage of any law restricting "the right to speak, write, or print freely on any subject whatever".
For this act Woodhull and her sister were promptly jailed under a statute forbidding the passage of obscene materials through the mail.
The plan is to use this property to generate nuances of colour that are beyond the range of existing LCDs.An LCD employs its liquid crystals, a curious form of matter whose optical polarity can be manipulated electronically, as minuscule shutters that either permit or forbid the passage of white light.
Russia achieved a more limited but more durable gain by the Straits Convention of 1841, signed by all the great powers and by Turkey, which forbade the passage of foreign warships through either the Dardanelles or the Bosporus as long as Turkey was at peace, thus protecting Russia's position in the Black Sea unless it was itself at war with Turkey.
