Sentence examples for legislative prohibition from inspiring English sources

"In 2009, a statutory instrument which was supposed to remove the legislative prohibition on publication of the SCCRC's statement of reasons for the second appeal was so drafted as to render publication effectively impossible.

The court concluded that there is 'an abundance of factual support for the legislative prohibition against the burning of sweet gas for carbon black.' No facts have been found, or established by the evidence, which would justify us in pronouncing the action of the Legislature arbitrary.

Discussions revolved around moving forward on issues critical to adolescents such as addressing the stubborn persistence of high rates of child marriage despite legislative prohibition, pervasive youth participation in and subjection to violence, disproportionate rates of female illiteracy and educational exclusion, and adolescent anger and despair over lack of jobs.

It could likewise decide whether the differences are general enough, as respects foreign companies, to call upon it in the exercise of legislative judgment, not shown to be irrational, to say whether the legislative prohibition should be applied to them as a class rather than to members of it selected by more empirical methods.

As long as the legislative prohibition on banks and insurers owning each other remains in place, the Federal Reserve would have no choice but to condition any approval of the merger on Travelers' divesting itself of its insurance businesses, which accounted for 47percentt of its operating profits last year.

Although an analysis of an "optimal" fee-shifting bylaw would be an article in itself, we address some of the common concerns regarding such provisions, and suggest that allowing the Court of Chancery to consider application of fee-shifting bylaws on a case-by-case basis in the same manner as the Court guided the development of poison pills is preferable to the present legislative prohibition.

We don't make individual exceptions to these legislative prohibitions simply because a child can momentarily behave like an adult.

The power of the legislature to secure a minimum of particular nutritive elements in a widely used article of food and to protect the public from fraudulent substitutions was not doubted, and the Court thought that there was ample scope for the legislative judgment that prohibition of the offending article was an appropriate means of preventing injury to the public.

A standard thus developed and accepted in actual practice, when made the test of compliance with legislative commands or prohibitions, usually meets the requirement of due process of law in point of being sufficiently definite and intelligible.

In 1995 the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that McKinney's legislative district violated constitutional prohibitions against gerrymandering.

It was, if you knew anything about Michael Oxley's legislative career, as if Prohibition-era Chicago had passed a Ness-Capone clean government ordinance.