Forbes: Looking at the late '90s do you wish congress hasn't passed that prohibitions in terms of your ability to regulate some of these financial instruments?
It's less helpful to have the activity in a Costa Rican jungle be described in terms of a "Prohibition gin joint" or the dangerous passage of newly hatched sea turtles across the beach from the safety of their nests to the safety of the ocean compared at length to D-Day.
Gertner adds that while some states are well ahead of Canada in terms of recreational distribution, federal prohibition has left the industry in a less mature state, making it ripe for disruption by better-funded Canadian competitors.
In terms of world trade law, the prohibition and the lifting of the ban as a result of the authorisation decision constitute one single measure [16].
What will he do once NPS starts enforcing the camping prohibitions in the park? "The future is wide open in terms of tactics," he said.
Regularization mainly took place in terms of rules for freight rates and prohibition of customer discrimination in the USA.
Unlike prohibition or state monopolies, taxation is not an alternative to the market in terms of how to organise the production and exchange of tobacco (Thornton, 2005; Becker, 2012; cf. also: Davies, 2013).
That legislation was highly specific — some say restrictive — in terms of the sorts of commercial activity allowed in the park, with prohibitions on hotels, offices, housing and casinos, as well as limits on the length of leases.
Moreover, what health care providers express in terms of 'compliance' is commonly construed by patients in terms of restrictions and prohibitions, a long list of do's, don'ts, and costs.
However, the classification was not in terms of traditional areas of law but instead they used classes such as obligations, substitutions and prohibitions.
