Sentence examples for from prohibitions from inspiring English sources

Most of the legal obstacles facing gay couples intending to adopt stem from prohibitions on marriage, according to the Family Equality Council, an advocacy group for gay families.

It is edging away from prohibitions on cholesterol and fat, and hardening its warnings on sugar, without going so far as to perform a reverse turn.

These forces are always in conflict, but in the field of music, when Jewish composers were finally free from prohibitions and persecution and began to develop their talents within the cultural mainstream, their longing for acceptance triumphed.

Instead of prosecution, it faces administrative "punishments", ranging from prohibitions to written admonitions through to the stiffest punishment – a Crown Censure – described as the equivalent of a manslaughter prosecution although nobody is jailed or fined.

The Office of Congressional Ethics, a House oversight group, twice last year investigated lawmakers' charities, but took no action, in part because the House granted waivers exempting the congressmen from prohibitions against soliciting donations from companies with business before their committees.

"Cannabis is moving from prohibition to regulation.

The second Budweiser spot ran, a march of time from Prohibition to 2011.

The big winners from Prohibition were, of course, the nation's gangsters.

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Money saved on policing weed can be spent on chasing real criminals, or on treatment for addicts.Steps away from prohibition are to be welcomed.

America's drinking culture had never really recovered from Prohibition, and the fern bar's patrons were, according to Wondrich, "not trained drinkers".