Sentence examples for imposed prohibition from inspiring English sources

Christopher McCreery sheds new light on the development of Canadian honours in the early 1930s, the imposed prohibition on honours from 1946 to 1967, and new details on those who have been removed or resigned from the Order.

Eighty years ago, the wets remained complacent that federally imposed Prohibition would never happen until it was too late.

A third would be the government's lobbyist -- imposed prohibition on negotiating drug prices.

16 Jefferson, a few months before, barely failed of success in imposing prohibition of slavery in the territory "ceded and to be ceded" to the United States in the enactment of the Ordinance of 1784.

Time and again, Great Britain diplomatically frustrated American attempts to impose prohibition regimes and establish international protocols.

Malaysia's home minister has the power to impose prohibition as a condition under the Printing Presses and Publication Act of 1984.

There is serious concern that our VWP partners will reciprocate the discriminatory restrictions by similarly imposing prohibition on travel of U.S. Citizens whom also have dual citizenship in the designated countries.

In Mr. Lessig's view this system would be so attractive to candidates that it would crowd out the existing corrupt system, with no need to impose prohibitions or restrictions that conservatives view as violating free speech.

As Professor Duke tells us in his article about drug prohibition, what our government told us when it imposed drug prohibition isn't true at all.

Honolulu has imposed a prohibition on sitting or lying on sidewalks in the neighborhood of Waikiki.

Despite significant setbacks imposed by Prohibition (1920 33) and World War II (1939 45), the two breweries expanded significantly throughout the 20th century.