Sentence examples for prohibition- from inspiring English sources

Last year's choice of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons in hindsight seems a similar act of wishful thinking.

The Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) has become the surprise choice for this year's Nobel peace prize, a decision the Oslo committee said recognised both its current, hazardous mission to destroy Syria's chemical weapons stocks and 16 years of wider global efforts.

The toilets are routinely broken or lacking in number, and the conditions in one dormitory were so bad that Amnesty International "considers the accommodation of asylum seekers there a violation of the prohibition on torture and other ill-treatment".

This is not just a breach of the solemn and absolute prohibition of torture to which the US has committed itself in international treaties: it is a terrible political and moral mistake.

I look forward to ending this version of prohibition," he said.

The unnoticed rewriting of a key clause of the Computer Misuse Act has exempted law enforcement officials from the prohibition on breaking into other people's laptops, databases, mobile phones or digital systems.

If anyone from the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons is reading this, congratulations on your Nobel peace prize win.

These included non-derogable rules on the Palestinian right to self-determination and the prohibition on the acquisition of land by force.

President Poincaré has now extended the prohibition by decree until a Bill can be passed through Parliament in the coming session which will make it permanent.

"Direct, specific threats of violence against others" have always been banned on the service, but that prohibition now extends to "threats of violence against others or promot[ing] violence against others".

Indeed, their lineal predecessors predicted that Lloyd George's Insurance Act would put every domestic servant on the dole and that Lord Shaftesbury's proposed prohibition of child labour was a prescription for economic ruin.