Sentence examples for new prohibition from inspiring English sources

Novelist Bruce Benderson, in an essay on that era, wrote, "It wasn't so much the assault on eroticism in New York as the new prohibition against interclass interaction that really depressed me".

Novelist Bruce Benderson, in an essay on Giuliani's "cleansing" of New York's Times Square, writes, "It wasn't so much the assault on eroticism in New York as the new prohibition against interclass interaction that really depressed me".

Moreover, Justice Kennedy explicitly and insistently limited the reach of the new prohibition.

But the new prohibition does not apply more broadly to the use of BPA in other containers, said an F.D.A. spokesman, Steven Immergut.

This time we're getting Ron Livingston as a suspicious arrival in town, and Agent Knox, a new prohibition agent who isn't all he seems to be.

Proponents of the latest round of sanctions said they could deprive the Iranians of billions of dollars of income that had evaded earlier rounds — particularly with the new prohibition on gold trade.

It is not clear whether the Cabinet Office intended to catch universities in the sweeping new prohibitions.

Yet none of the equipment in the picture, apart from the camouflage uniforms, is mentioned in the new prohibitions.

American officials say they had a verbal understanding that China's new prohibitions would apply to pre-existing technology sales.

Conference promoters in the province do not mention the new prohibitions in their brochures for fear of frightening away Asian and European visitors.

The European Union said it would review the new prohibitions imposed by its 15 member countries to see whether they would be approved.