Sentence examples for prohibition between from inspiring English sources

This marriage prohibition between blacks and whites later extended to ban marriages between Asians or Native Americans and whites -- and interracial sex ("miscegenation").

There is also a prohibition on banking between the two countries.

Transform estimates that drug prohibition has cost between £100bn and £200bn over the past 20 years.

Pascoe, broadening her focus beyond black-white relations, considers Western states' prohibition of marriage between whites and American Indians, Chinese, Japanese, and Filipinos, as well as blacks.

How very close it was held to be is shown by the emperor Justinian's prohibition of marriage between godparents and godchildren.

The choice between prohibition and harm-reduction has long divided parents on prickly issues: forbid alcohol or supervise the inevitable kegger?

In the lull between Prohibition and the war against drugs, knowing a few gangsters was no worse than bribing the building inspector or the fire inspector or the State Liquor Authority.

During Prohibition, the block between Lenox and Seventh Avenues became an entertainment district whose businesses were owned by blacks, according to David Freeland, in "Automats, Taxi Dances and Vaudeville: Excavating Manhattan's Lost Places of Leisure" (2009).

The English version does not have some of his more alarming assertions in the Hebrew one — for example, that the Israeli government would probably soon pass the equivalent of the Nuremberg laws, with provisions like a prohibition on marriage between Jews and Arabs.

(The prohibition of alcohol between 1920 and 1933 had hurt the whiskey and gin industries, but the world's finest rums, distilled in the Caribbean, were cheap and abundant).

This is the basis of Rabbi Gordon Tucker's proposed reversal of the halakhic prohibition on relationships between two people of the same gender.