Although the Jets' media-relations department prohibited about 20 reporters, by league rules, from describing the plays or personnel, the Wildcat became the story of the day.
In the conservation zone, development is prohibited about 200 yards from the high-tide line.
The lawsuit maintains that the ban disproportionately affects Florida's African-American population, prohibiting about one quarter of the state's black men from voting.
A judge prohibited about 20 top executives from five of Argentina's biggest banks from leaving the country, a court official and the police said yesterday.
contracts have clauses that prohibit arguments about the price.
Adolpho Birch, a lawyer for the N.F.L., sought to prohibit questions about the 2006 case during arbitration hearings for the players in November, arguing that those circumstances could not be applied to the current players.
There are encouraging signs: There's a growing number of states and cities that prohibit questions about salary history on job applications, as a potential solution to wage discrimination.
It would prohibit asking about past compensation, using it to decide whether to hire a person or what salary to offer.
Late last week, the Democratic controlled Labor HHS Appropriations Conference Committee endorsed a record $141 million dollar budget for community-based abstinence-only-until-marriage programs which prohibit information about condoms and birth control.
The lack of close surveillance of the gastric mucosa and the unbalanced distribution of repeat endoscopies in the present study prohibit conclusions about the course and timing of progression through Correa's cascade.
That is currently prohibited in about half of the states, including Texas, although Texas lets individual universities opt out of the prohibition if they have their hearts set on it.
