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Strict rules limit (and often prohibit) the ability of surveillance targets to file lawsuits challenging the government snooping.

The United States Trade Representative is pushing to include policies in the agreement that would prohibit the ability of states and the federal government to get discounts for prescription drugs in the same way that private insurers do.

On Fox News, Mr. Boehner, said, "There's been a ruling over the last four or five months that prohibits the ability of our intelligence services and our counterintelligence people from listening in to two terrorists in other parts of the world where the communication could come through the United States".

On July 31, House Republican leader John Boehner revealed the court ruling to Fox News's Neil Cavuto: "There's been a ruling, over the last four or five months, that prohibits the ability of our intelligence services and our counterintelligence people from listening in to two terrorists in other parts of the world where the communication could come through the United States".

And at least six states have laws that prohibit or restrict the ability of election officials to accept employment with election equipment vendors doing business with the state upon leaving office, according to the association.

The public notice asks for comment on whether the F.C.C. itself has legal authority over shutdowns of wireless service and whether it can pre-empt local, state or federal laws that prohibit or constrain the ability of anyone to interrupt service.

4. Legislators and educational administrators should eliminate any absolute performance requirements from federal, state, or district policies for the identification of children with specific learning disabilities that prohibit the inclusion of higher ability children from needed services.

But applying the law — that is, redrawing the flawed map — is exactly what the court is required to do when a state violates Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, which explicitly prohibits practices that dilute the ability of minority groups to elect the representative of their choice.

It is a clash that at once challenges Washington's effort to prohibit online gambling while simultaneously testing the ability of the W.T.O. to enforce its own standards.

The three publishers that settled the federal charges – Hachette, HarperCollins and Simon & Schuster – will be prohibited for two years from restricting the ability of retailers to offer discounts to consumers, as Amazon had been doing before 2010.

The law would prohibit state and local laws that "substantially burden" the ability of people – including businesses and associations – to follow their religious beliefs.