Sentence examples for prohibitions of from inspiring English sources
Life has outstripped the cautious prohibitions of show business.
Another way is through "capital controls"—that is, prohibitions of some kind.
The prohibitions of the day itself played havoc with the rest of my week as well.
Outside the realm of the commandments and prohibitions of the Qurʾān, nothing should be labelled good or bad without restriction.
Despite past political prohibitions of multiple-family housing, now there is a major new effort to build more.
"However, this type of discrimination, based on sexual orientation, does not fall within the prohibitions of Title VII".
Horror crashes through boundaries and challenges the prohibitions of taste and thinkability in a way few other genres can match.
He added that this activity would "bump up against" the prohibitions of the treaty in a matter of months.
In fact, there are no explicit biblical injunctions against suicide, only prohibitions of killing which are better interpreted as forbidding the unlawful killing of others.
American dealers enlisted the help of state governments in enacting prohibitions of this practice (and in blocking attempts by automakers to own dealers through subsidiary corporations).
Al Nour succeeded in preventing an express guarantee of equality for women from being written into the new charter, and it has defended prohibitions of heresy.
