Sentence examples for prohibitions about from inspiring English sources

The Old Testament, for example, has many adjurations and prohibitions about clean and unclean living.

The Bible, for example, has many adjurations and prohibitions about clean and unclean living.

There were already prohibitions about motorized vehicles in the wilderness areas; the suit arose because they clearly weren't being enforced.

The justices are not subject to the code of conduct for federal judges, which has broad prohibitions about gifts for judges and their families.

Until the late 20th century, critics tended to explain it away, ascribing its origins to biblical prohibitions about women's public behaviour and regarding its significance as minimal, except when a particular play (such as As You Like It) made thematic use of cross-dressing.

Update: This graphic has been updated to reflect the House-Senate conference agreement on border security, which extends prohibitions about building in certain areas along the border, including La Lomita Historical Park, Bentsen State Park and the National Butterfly Center, which had sued to stop construction.

Yet Americans' disapproval of deficits ought to be taken as a mandate for constitutional prohibition about as seriously as their disapproval of credit cards is taken as grounds for outlawing their charge accounts.

What was Prohibition really about?

"We are neither about prohibition nor about policing — so we do not stop kids from posting.

Alcohol prohibition was about to be repealed, and this tiny department must have seemed like a dead-end posting.

"The observation about his demeanor at work offered by a co-worker did not, to me, violate our prohibition about anonymous pejorative quotes," Sexton said.