Sentence examples for some prohibitions from inspiring English sources

Since 2000, however, there has been an easing of some prohibitions.

Relaxing the rules has meant hopscotching over some prohibitions and loopholing my way through others.

At Oakdale, Mr. Johnson finally relaxed some prohibitions after a parade of parents complained.

One reason is that the law overlaps with some prohibitions in older statutes and those, already tested in the courts, may be preferred by enforcers.

That could take some months, and some prohibitions could remain in place on specific areas of concern, including businesses tied to military industries.

Such power is unlike that of other organizations, which have some prohibitions against the networks that televise their sports from accepting ads for, say, casinos or alcoholic beverages.

Some Prohibition-era innovations surely endured in spite of their pedigree, not because of it.

A monumental bar wraps around a corner of the room, giving it the feel of some Prohibition-era speakeasy, albeit one filled with suity men slamming small balls at each other.

Likewise, with contradictory viewpoints on safety, boxers that believe headgear impedes vision may accept some prohibition, despite other safety concerns.

He said that aside from some general prohibitions against false and misleading ads, there were few restrictions that state bar associations could place on advertising.

It is widely known as a traditionally Jewish part of town and lies at the center of a six-square-mile area that Orthodox Jews want to designate as Britain's first eruv, defined in religious law as an area where observant Jews are exempted from some Sabbath prohibitions against carrying keys or pushing strollers and wheelchairs.