Sentence examples for prohibition about from inspiring English sources

"The observation about his demeanor at work offered by a co-worker did not, to me, violate our prohibition about anonymous pejorative quotes," Sexton said.

But HBO's breather is about to end, with the première, on September 19th, of "Boardwalk Empire," a series set in Atlantic City during Prohibition, about which one feels that it's fair to say "It's no 'Sopranos,' " because it doesn't just invite comparison with the earlier series — it demands it.

She was against rules, against prejudice, against "anything which sets unnecessary bounds to one's imagination or limits one's train of thought, prohibition about the combination of certain colours, regulations about the proportion of flower to vase and the labelling of some plants for consumption and others for decoration".

At first, they went along with Levi's prohibition about selling its products on-line.

For a critic of either form of deontology might respond to the categorical prohibition about using others as follows: If usings are bad, then are not more usings worse than fewer?

"We are neither about prohibition nor about policing — so we do not stop kids from posting.

The great war has ended, prohibition is about to be passed, women are fighting for the right to vote and in this small seaside enclave a battle is brewing for control not just of the city's finances but, more importantly, for its hearts and minds.

Alcohol prohibition was about to be repealed, and this tiny department must have seemed like a dead-end posting.

The Old Testament, for example, has many adjurations and prohibitions about clean and unclean living.

There were already prohibitions about motorized vehicles in the wilderness areas; the suit arose because they clearly weren't being enforced.

The justices are not subject to the code of conduct for federal judges, which has broad prohibitions about gifts for judges and their families.