Sentence examples for implicit prohibition from inspiring English sources
Gray's early career as a television playwright was hindered by an implicit prohibition on setting the drama in Scotland.
Implicit in the prohibition is the notion that individuals can be punished only in accordance with standards of conduct that they might have ascertained before acting.
The new policy spells out a prohibition that was implicit in eBay's user agreement but had not been strictly enforced, according to the policy announcement on the eBay Web site.
Nor would his conclusions be incompatible with widespread decriminalisation of marijuana, which would alleviate much of the harm of prohibition without carrying the implicit imprimatur of state approval Mr Brooks dislikes so much (that is not my position, nor that of The Economist, but it is not a dishonourable one).
Implicit in this grant is a prohibition against subdelegating those powers to other entities whose members are not chosen by and accountable to the people in the same way.
What that hard question is is never articulated, but I suppose that it's left implicit in his bizarre semi-biographical defense of drug prohibition and support for the reverse-engineered "gateway drug" myth.
To resolve the contradiction, the Talmudic rabbis as well as Jesus ruled that the prohibition of work on the Sabbath contains an implicit exception for lifesaving and healing (Yoma 84b, Talmud; Mark 3 3-4).
Therefore, implicit recourse to the concept fails as a basis for replacing viability as the line dividing the permissibility of abortion from its prohibition.
