Most contain "pretty strong prohibitions against noxious fumes, unnecessary noise, and other interference with the quality of life," said Arthur I. Weinstein, a Manhattan lawyer and vice president of the Council of New York Cooperatives and Condominiums.
A few states like Massachusetts have reinforced their anti-trafficking laws with strong prohibitions against sex-buying.
Given our current #MeToo moment and also the usually strong prohibitions evangelicals hold against unwed sexual activity, Savage might have feared harsh judgment for his admission that Sunday morning.
What do "stronger prohibitions on vilifying, intimidating or inciting hatred" look like in practice?
California, Iowa and New York are among states considering stronger prohibitions, and reports have appeared on blogs and in newspapers across the country, from The Orange County Register to The Wall Street Journal.
Moran was in favor of stronger prohibitions against animal fighting.
In the US, but not Australia, there is a strong constitutional prohibition against such laws.
Having children outside marriage, once under strong moral prohibition, is no longer even regarded as a moral issue by most people.
In the 1928 Presidential election, he felt unable to support his party's nominee Al Smith, due to Smith's strong anti-prohibition position and his connections to Tammany Hall; to Owen's subsequent deep regret, he became the first prominent Democrat to endorse the candidacy of Republican Herbert Hoover.
We know that, often, the simple answer is the best answer--and that is to institute the strongest possible prohibitions on the trade in imperiled wildlife parts and products.
