To prohibit this kind of abuse, the founders said, in effect, that a person could not be forced to confess.
The statutes under which the central bank was established supposedly prohibit this kind of thing, although one suspects that clever lawyers could find a way to make it happen.
She said that policies have been put in place to prohibit this kind of screening and that so far, none of the 75 groups has been rejected for tax-exempt status.
"What is at stake in this case is the rule of law," they told the court: "Basic principles dating back to the Magna Carta, enshrined in our Constitution, and recognized in international human rights law, prohibit this kind of abuse of official authority, and there can be little doubt that the decision below was right in finding abuse on these facts".
Our ad policies strictly prohibit this kind of advertising, and it's against the law.
It's not that anyone in academia would prohibit this kind of work and, indeed, there are a lot of scholars who study popular culture and other seemingly trivial subjects.
Will my book be in Amazon's Search Inside the Book and Google Book Search? A. Yes, unless there are technical file problems or specific restrictions prohibiting this kind of use.
The Giphy community guidelines prohibit this kind of objectionable content in the first place, but since it works like a search engine that indexes the top GIFs on the web, things can slip through.
The contracts did not prohibit this kind of distribution because no one thought of it or had any idea that it would become an issue.
Something lurks within all spiritually sleeping beings that doesn't just serve to limit revelation -- to inhibit the real and meaningful changes it brings -- but that acts, decisively, to prohibit this kind of deep transformation.
