Sentence examples for properly prohibited from inspiring English sources

Nozick should have said that, if an action is properly prohibited, it is subject to permissible punishment and subject to permissible defensive suppression.

The law is not restricted to properly prohibiting the release of classified information.

We hope it narrows the statute's scope, carefully sorting through what kinds of assistance are protected speech, and what are the sorts of aid the government can properly prohibit.

Justice Sotomayor wrote that the law, properly read, prohibited lawyers "only from advising a debtor to incur more debt because the debtor is filing for bankruptcy, rather than for a valid purpose".

The very first clause of the First Amendment, properly understood, prohibited the federal government from establishing a national religion, like the Church of England.

In October 2011, he decided to run for office directly against President Biya in a national election, but the government claimed that he did not properly register and prohibited his candidacy.

Unfortunately, these attributes may not been properly recorded, thus prohibiting the corresponding investigation.

The Fourteenth Amendment's Due Process of Law Clause is properly understood to prohibit arbitrary government actions -- actions that serve only to impose the will of those in power.

Amassed evidence is generally limited to uncontrolled observational series and prospective studies, because the associated comorbidities and low performance status of the geriatric population usually prohibits properly conducted head-to-head randomized controlled trials.

The commission concluded that the exchange had failed to properly monitor a rule that prohibited dealers from trading for their accounts ahead of customer orders.

As a result, kratom may soon be prohibited, rather than properly studied.