Sentence examples for prohibitions combining from inspiring English sources

The relevance of "threshold deontology" is explored, and it is suggested that much of the point of invoking dirty hands comes from an ambiguous attitude to absolute moral prohibitions, combining a rejection of them with a certain wistful attachment to their flavour.

BOARDWALK EMPIRE (HBO) This drama about the machinations -- criminal, political, social, sexual -- in Atlantic City during Prohibition combines themes of HBO's two best series.

"The fact that presidential candidates are now actively pointing out the need to end marijuana prohibition, combined with the new Gallup poll showing that more Americans support legalization than oppose it, shows that the time for reform has arrived," said Tom Angell, spokesman for legalization advocacy group Law Enforcement Against Prohibition, on whose advisory board Johnson serves.

The prohibition on combining families is based on the fact that certain quantum projectors do not commute, something quite specific to quantum mechanics with no classical counterpart.

Thus, a package of interventions aimed at youth in New York City in the early 2000s combining higher cigarette taxes, prohibition of vending machines and tobacco sales near schools, strict enforcement of prohibition of sales to minors, and a very active mass media campaign produced a major drop in reported youth smoking.

dConsider that under legal theory, freedom is the state of a 'bilateral legal toleration,' combining an 'absence of command' with an 'absence of prohibition' (in fact, a state of 'regulatory indifference').

The intense opposition of the gun lobby has already doomed the chances for a ban on assault weapons, so a background-check bill, combined with a prohibition on gun trafficking, may be the best Congress can do.

Well before the rise of cotton some people hoped that natural processes combined with a prohibition on infusions would put an end to slavery.

Combined with the prohibition on all press interviews with him, this extraordinary secrecy regime has meant that, in the two-and-a-half years since his arrest, the world has been prevented, literally, from hearing Manning's voice.

Given evidence of a growth in price-based cigarette marketing 56, 57 with at least one campaign selling ULP brands at a loss 58, we suggest that such efforts be combined with a prohibition on below-cost selling and price-based marketing.

His religion, combined with his opposition to Prohibition, resulted in a prolonged deadlock with William G. McAdoo, the "dry" candidate, at the Democratic National Convention of 1924.