Sentence examples for is prohibition from inspiring English sources
noun
An act of prohibiting, forbidding, disallowing, or proscribing something.
The drug problem is prohibition related, not use related".
"This is Prohibition in 2010," Ms. Kallman, 49, said.
It is prohibition which provides the profits that attract organised crime.
If the group's only method of management is prohibition, they may just drop out.
"So let's be clear that back-door prohibition is prohibition nonetheless".
It is prohibition that makes serious recreation feasible, just as it is the rules that make sport possible.
Another way is through "capital controls"—that is, prohibitions of some kind.
"It was prohibition, pure and simple," he told me.
"They really are living as if it were Prohibition, back in those times.
One factor motivating police reform in the United States in the 1920s and early '30s was Prohibition.
It happens to be the new number of the Boy Scouts of America; used to be Prohibition Administrator.
