Sentence examples for removing prohibitions from inspiring English sources
The government approved amendments to a 1986 law governing quarantines and a 1989 law regulating entry by foreigners, removing prohibitions related to people with H.I.V., which causes AIDS, China's State Council, a body roughly equivalent to the White House cabinet, reported on its Web site late Tuesday.
The Cuban government says the shift in policy removes prohibitions enacted when Cuban exiles were launching attacks by sea after the first Cuban revolution.
The legal and regulatory barriers, such as those precluding fee-splitting and gainsharing are changeable by new legislation; I will return later to legitimate concerns about the troublesome conflicts of interest that could arise from simply removing existing prohibitions.
Turnbull said reforming racial discrimination law was not a priority but did not rule out removing the prohibition on insulting or offending people based on their race.
Opponents of gay marriage petitioned the US supreme court on Saturday to immediately reinstate a five-year-old ban on same-sex marriage in California, saying a federal appeals court had acted prematurely in removing the prohibition.
The prime minister's remarks – made in an interview on 2GB on Thursday morning – leave the door open to reforming racial discrimination laws by removing the prohibition on insulting or offending people based on race contained in section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act.
Investment banks can now issue research reports on the companies they take public -- meaning we'll be back to the days when analysts can pump up "POS" stocks they then dump on unwitting customers -- removing a prohibition set by Sarbanes-Oxley in 2002.
Prohibition makes the playing field uneven because some people may be doing drugs; remove all prohibitions and the playing field is even.
The new legislation removes that prohibition.
The proposed bill would remove that prohibition.
So the administration has simply removed the prohibition on waste.
