Sentence examples for lifetime prohibitions from inspiring English sources
But the group has been interested in the issue of restoration of firearms rights for a long time, and it generally takes issue with the lifetime prohibitions in the federal statute.
Mr Justice Treacy has already ruled the lifetime prohibition is irrational.
For those Facebook members who are no longer with or are outside the military, they should have a lifetime prohibition on U.S. federal contracts.
Aides from two different senators' offices confirm that the NRA sent a letter to lawmakers describing Klobuchar's legislation as "a bill to turn disputes between family members and social acquaintances into lifetime firearm prohibitions".
The plans would still be subject to some of Obamacare's consumer regulations ― like a prohibition on lifetime benefit limits, and a guarantee of mental health coverage.
A funding prohibition would also appear to block federal enforcement of all of the health insurance market reforms enacted in the Affordable Care Act, including the prohibition on pre-existing condition exclusions for children, dependent coverage for young adults under age 26, the prohibition of lifetime limits, and coverage of recommended preventive services without cost sharing.
Many corporations have complained that their health costs would rise as a result of various provisions of the Affordable Care Act, like the requirement that insurance plans cover workers' children up to age 26 and the prohibition against a lifetime cap on the amount insurance plans would pay for an employee's health care.
* The Third Health Insurance Protects America--Can't Repeal IT (HIPA-CRIT) Act repeals the prohibition of establishing lifetime limits for a health-insurance policy.
Anyone born in the Vietnam era or after is very likely to see the complete end of cannabis prohibition in their lifetime.
"It has also brought important patient protections like those for people with pre-existing conditions and prohibitions on annual and lifetime limits and on insurance payments for needed care".
