Sentence examples for may not prohibit from inspiring English sources

In these quintessential public forums, the government may not prohibit all communicative activity.

The government may not prohibit the dissemination of ideas it disfavors, nor compel the endorsement of ideas that it approves.

First, the paper argues that under a proper reading of the NLRA states may not prohibit all mandatory payments from workers to unions.

The government may not prohibit the dissemination of ideas that it disfavors, nor compel the endorsement of ideas that it approves.

United States obligations under international human rights law may not prohibit drug arrests that defy common sense, but they do prohibit those that are racially discriminatory.

However, when a woman is walking at night from her apartment to an automobile parking lot, the District may not prohibit her from being able to defend herself.

Tax rules may inhibit, if not prohibit, margin buying in IRA and 401(k) accounts.

While, perhaps, it may not wholly prohibit the use or sale of them for medicinal purposes, it may hedge about their use as a general beverage such restrictions as it pleases.

It, of course, is true, for example, that a church may deny membership to those who unite with other denominations, but it by no means follows that the state may not constitutionally prohibit a railroad company from compelling a working-man to agree that he will, or will not, join a particular church.

MPS values may not explicitly prohibit artists or other potentially "excellent" persons from ever suffering; but the risk is that a culture — like ours — which has internalized the norms against suffering and for pleasure will be a culture in which potential artists — and other doers of great things — will, in fact, squander themselves in self-pity and the seeking of pleasure.

Because cigarettes, like beer and gambling, are legal for adults, the government may not broadly prohibit the advertising of such products, it has said.