Sentence examples for prohibitions to from inspiring English sources

There are also legal prohibitions to your disclosing patient information, notably Hipaa, federal law concerning the privacy of medical records.

By restricting their prohibitions to the D&X procedure exclusively, the Kansas, Utah, and Montana statutes avoid a principal defect of the Nebraska law.

"The application in this manner of broad secrecy prohibitions to outsiders is not satisfactorily justified, including by precedents in Australia or elsewhere".

But other young people say they are encouraged by the possibility of a ban on some sites and want to extend the prohibitions to other technology as well.

It seems unlikely that ordinary people obeyed these prohibitions to the letter, particularly since historians such as Bede describe monks and nuns giving the Church a bad name through their drinking, gluttony, and fornication.

Instead of prosecution, it faces administrative "punishments", ranging from prohibitions to written admonitions through to the stiffest punishment – a Crown Censure – described as the equivalent of a manslaughter prosecution although nobody is jailed or fined.

"Cannabis is moving from prohibition to regulation.

He followed her prohibition to the letter – literally.

Others were open to compromise, like bending the current prohibition to allow alcohol in tourist hotels.

Okrent resists the chance to link Prohibition to the current political scene.

The second Budweiser spot ran, a march of time from Prohibition to 2011.