The due-process clause of the Fifth Amendment prohibits "any person" from being deprived of "life, liberty, or property without due process of law".
The oath prohibits "any act of dishonesty or cowardice" and requires its declaimers to "strive unceasingly to quicken the public sense of civic duty".
That accord prohibits any national antimissile defense system.
The Constitution prohibits any religious test for public office.
A 1951 federal law prohibits any discussion or publication of communications intelligence.
The charter prohibits any non-defensive use of force not authorized by the Security Council.
New York's law prohibits any penalties for clergy members who refuse to perform same-sex weddings.
"Bed Bath & Beyond strictly prohibits any form of harassment or unlawful discrimination.
The N.F.L. prohibits any association with gamblers or with gambling activities.
A Florida law prohibits any jury's award from being large enough to bankrupt an industry.
The current law prohibits any act causing or likely to cause physical injury.
