Sentence examples for prohibited interference from inspiring English sources

The judges said that guarantee only prohibited interference in the way a person lived their life, not on how they wished to die.

Because the Constitution prohibited interference with slavery in states where it existed, Lincoln and other Republicans focused on the question of slavery in the territories, where they insisted that Congress had the constitutional power to ban it.

Mill's harm principle, however, justifies interference only in cases in which there would be harm to others; it prohibits interference to prevent self-harm or consensual harms.

The Justice Department asked a Federal District Court judge in Las Vegas to prohibit interference with the tax laws by Irwin Schiff, author of "The Federal Mafia" and other books that argue that income taxes are voluntary.

Because no government is likely to allow the prosecution of a President Obama — not even those of Iran and Saudi Arabia, the only two countries where Islamic religious courts dominate over secular law — another provision of Muslim law is perhaps more relevant: it prohibits punishment for any Muslim who kills any apostate, and effectively prohibits interference with such a killing.

[The law prohibits interference with an embryo's development unless it benefits the embryo.] We should keep this law, at least for the moment.

Yet neither provision explicitly prohibits interference by a political entity.

(In America, the intent of secularism was nearly the reverse, prohibiting state interference in religion).

Early in this century, economic liberty--the notion that the inviolability of contracts prohibits government interference in private business activity--provided the rationale for Supreme Court decisions, since overruled, that struck down laws establishing a minimum wage and banning child labor.

The resolution called on the government "to immediately stop all actions aimed at suppressing the freedom of expression and assembly" and "to allow peaceful protests and to prohibit police interference in the work of journalists covering demonstrations".

Foster is so intent on keeping the team in St . Petersburgthat he has essentially threatened to sue anyone, including lawmakers in neighboring cities, who speaks to the team about moving elsewhere, citing a clause in the city's agreement that prohibits tortious interference, or inducements to break a contract.