Sentence examples for no prohibitions from inspiring English sources

No barrier of good taste, no fear of the irrational, no prohibitions against the ridiculous.

While a Securities and Exchange Commission spokesman indeed said there were no prohibitions, that comment applied only to the context of Mr. Clark's plan.

But an S.E.C. spokesman said that while there were restrictions on the sale of shares by insiders, there were no prohibitions when they buy.

At the Musée d'Orsay there are no prohibitions, but only that one visitor, in front of the Manet, out of all the thousands was actually using a selfie stick.

The danger was real when Chris Burden had a friend shoot him in the arm with a rifle, but subtler in a 1973 performance by Barbara T. Smith, in which the artist, nude and alone, received visitors one by one, inviting interaction, no prohibitions imposed.

Zeno, the founder of Stoicism, was, according to his contemporaries, only attracted to men, and his thought had no prohibitions against same-sex sexuality.

Another is that the no-compulsion, no-prohibition system gives firms some flexibility about what they do and when.

"There's no prohibition against eating," Mr. O'Leary said.

"There's no prohibition; there's no level; there's no constraint," Mr. Savage said.

There's no — no prohibition in the Constitution for the states to be involved in education.

But, Mr. Birer said, the Koran has no prohibition on five-inch stiletto heels.