Sentence examples for set of prohibitions from inspiring English sources

The resulting internalized set of prohibitions, condemnations, and inhibitions is that part of the superego known as conscience.

Judge Jackson's findings, according to government officials, suggest one of two types of remedies: a powerful set of prohibitions on Microsoft's conduct in the future or breaking up the company in some way to foster competition.

In time, the British government put in place a set of prohibitions against the use of meat and bone meal as food for cattle and against the sale of certain kinds of offal for human consumption.

The measure was part of a broader set of prohibitions that the administration has relied heavily on in prosecuting people in Lackawanna, N.Y., Portland, Ore., Detroit and elsewhere accused of providing money, training, Internet services and other "material support" to terrorist groups.

Locke continually emphasises habit over rule children should internalise the habit of reasoning rather than memorise a complex set of prohibitions.

Throughout his Senate career, McCain has quietly sponsored and pushed into federal law a set of prohibitions that keep the most revealing information about these men buried as classified documents.

And this may be the best way to understand the paleo diet: as a set of food prohibitions for the Internet age.

And Rebecca Henderson, a professor of management at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said: "Rather than relying on an extensive set of permanent prohibitions that may be difficult to enforce, or which may have undesirable side effects, this remedy will quickly put in place market-based incentives which rely on the firm's basic profit motive to promote competition.

The centerpiece of the NFA is a set of strict prohibitions on rapid-fire rifles and shotguns.

The original Hays Code contained an often-ignored note about advertising imagery, but he wrote an entirely new advertising screed in the style of the Ten Commandments that contained a set of twelve prohibitions.

Among the new rules this approach could skirt are requirements that health insurance cover a minimum set of benefits, prohibitions on turning away people with pre-existing conditions, bans on charging higher rates to sick people or to women, limitations on how much extra older people can be asked to pay, and rules against insurance companies refusing to renew policies.