Sentence examples similar to prohibition of exercise from inspiring English sources
"Japan needs to lift rules such as the prohibition on exercising collective self-defence (defending other allied forces)," he said.
In many instances this process has led to total prohibition of use or strict limitations.
Because the First Amendment also bars any prohibition of individual free exercise of religion, and because religious organizations cannot be isolated from the basic government functions that create the civil environment, it is as much necessary as it is difficult to draw lines between forbidden aid and lawful benefit.
"The founders of this nation explicitly state that there's to be no prohibition of the free exercise of religion," Godfrey said.
Difficulties arise when a ban on religious activity in a public place looks like a prohibition of people's freedom to exercise it.
The report found a requirement for applicants to prove their laws had been passed from generation to generation was particularly stringent and should be removed – especially when viewed in light of Australia's history of dislocation, forced removal of people from their lands and prohibitions on the exercise of cultural practices.
In most states there is a capacity for community control such as prohibition of gatherings and school closures, specifically provided by communicable disease or other legislation such as education laws, or possibly at the discretion of a public health authority or by means of exercise of emergency powers.
Getting plenty of exercise.
Provide plenty of exercise.
