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The union wants job protections for its current members, but the city, citing a Court of Appeals ruling prohibiting job-security requirements for prekindergarten bus routes, has argued that it is legally prevented from insisting that bidders provide the protections.

The judge's decision, to stop the state temporarily from enforcing its plan, came a day after a federal court ruling prohibiting tax collections specifically on cigarettes sold by the Seneca and Cayuga Nations, two of the largest tribes in the state.

Arguments are scheduled for April 17 in the case of South Dakota v. Wayfair Inc., in which the state contends that a 1992 high court ruling prohibiting collection of sales taxes from any seller that does not have a physical location in the state is outdated.

It and a similar case were the basis of a Supreme Court ruling prohibiting state-sponsored prayer in public schools.

Judge Magalhães issued his ruling prohibiting the departure of the 17 Chevron and Transocean employees at the request of a federal prosecutor.

Moreover, the possibility, however remote, of getting a ruling prohibiting payments to other bondholders will certainly make holding out from a restructuring more attractive than it was before.

The rider overturns a recent court ruling, prohibits further judicial review and cannot be good for the wolf.

For example, does (or can) this ruling prohibit an advertisement criticizing a lawmaker's particular vote in Congress?

The ruling prohibited him from "obtaining during the duration of the sentence any employment or duty with judicial or governing functions within the judiciary".

Another ruling prohibits judges from accepting gifts from the leaders of national boxing federations, which, surprisingly, is something new for the Sydney Games.

This recent ruling prohibits an enriching volunteer experience and makes President Clinton's goal of improved staffing ratios even harder to achieve.