The suit alleged that Trump was violating the Constitution's foreign-emoluments clause, an obscure passage that prohibits government officials from accepting gifts or other benefits from foreign governments without approval from Congress.
"It's also true that the Bible has passages that prohibit men from cutting their hair, and that forbid anyone from wearing mixed fiber clothing, or planting two different kinds of seed in their fields, or eating shellfish.
Her experience pointed to a larger truth: 30 years after the passage of Title IX prohibited sex discrimination in federally funded education programs and opened the doors of competitive sports to women, Hispanics have yet to seize the initiative.
"The red light prohibits passage, the green light allows it, while the yellow light signifies warning.
The trail had been used despite posted warnings prohibiting passage, and despite the owner's resistance to such use.
Haakon improved the efficiency of the royal administration and also gained passage of laws prohibiting blood feuds and regulating church state relations as well as the succession to the throne.
Your article about subway conduct rules ("A Subway Seat Is No Footstool, Transit Officials Say," Dec. 1) gives little consideration to a significant Metropolitan Transportation Authority proposal: prohibiting passage from one subway car to another.
Signs prohibiting passage across the state border were removed, with people now allowed to cross the border freely at any point of their choosing.
Despite the passage of laws prohibiting texting and the use of mobile phones while driving in Maryland and most other states, the general public seems reluctant to follow these admonitions.
The next summer Mr. Johnson, breaking a filibuster, won passage of the legislation, which prohibited discrimination in public accommodations, employment and the use of federal money.
