Sentence examples for statutes prohibiting from inspiring English sources
Vermont is the only state that did not adopt any statutes prohibiting or regulating the concealed carry of guns, and has no specific prohibition against carrying guns in churches, so it is, perhaps unintentionally, the first state to allow guns in churches.
Under this framework, statutes prohibiting torture, secret detention, and warrantless surveillance have been set aside.
Thirty-six States have statutes prohibiting the anonymous distribution of materials relating to elections.
Statutes prohibiting the manufacture and sale of liquor present the most familiar example of such a prohibition.
Such activity, he said, would violate federal statutes prohibiting mail fraud, wire fraud and transportation of stolen property across state lines.
On June 12 , 1967 the U.S. Supreme Court declared the Virginia statutes prohibiting interracial marriage unconstitutional in the case Loving v. Virginia.
Though statutes prohibit everything from pimping to providing the venue, prostitution itself carries no penalty.
agreed, but the Inter-American DevelopmenotBank did not, saying that its statutes prohibited any deferral of that sort.
Federal election statutes prohibit foreigners from contributing anything of value to a U.S. election.
The so-called Bork law, one of the country's strongest privacy statutes, prohibits the disclosure of personally identifiable rental information without consumer consent.
Federal espionage statutes prohibit anyone from knowingly passing classified information to a foreign power, even though, in this case, the United States has supported Mr. Chalabi.
