Sentence examples for prohibition by from inspiring English sources

Section 8 of the bill unambiguously states that "[n]othing in this Act, or the amendments made by this Act, shall be construed to prohibit any expressive conduct protected from legal prohibition by, or any activities protected by the Constitution" -- which, of course, includes the First Amendment's right to free speech and exercise of religion.

Interest in American whiskey has pervaded popular culture in books like "Last Call: The Rise and Fall of Prohibition," by Daniel Okrent, as well as in the documentary film "Prohibition," by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick, and the HBO series "Boardwalk Empire".

Netizens sidestepped the prohibition by using English words and allusions.

Villagers react to a prohibition by regional authorities on cutting down huarango with a shrug.

Some are rowdy, like the men in a saloon celebrating the end of Prohibition by guzzling straight from a keg.

In the year before its demise, the Taliban regime banned opium cultivation, enforcing the prohibition by both bullying and bribing farmers with false promises.

Set the bar too high and the policy will be prohibition by another name; too low and potentially lethal products will be on sale legally.

The coarseness and violence of the pamphlets on both sides and the public disorder attributed to their distribution led to their prohibition by imperial edict in 1589.

"Vermont tried to escape the prohibition by saying, 'Oh, no, we were really trying to encourage energy diversity,' " Ms. Sullivan said.

Virginia's ban on same-sex marriage was woven into its constitution after a 2006 referendum in which voters backed the prohibition by nearly 60%.

CL incorporates the notions of contrary-to-duty and contrary-to-prohibition by attaching to the deontic modalities explicitly a reparation which is to be enforced in case of violations.