Sentence examples for the same prohibition from inspiring English sources

Margaret Shepherd, author of "The Art of Civilized Conversation", a manual published in America in 2006, offers the same prohibition.

Judge Preska — whose injunction against the same prohibition of worship in schools 16 years ago began the litigation — said that her injunction would last 10 days.

Each annual budget since then has included the same prohibition, but support for the provision has dwindled as light trucks have increased as a share of the market.

The same prohibition that closes stadiums to sports fans, for instance, also applies to concert halls, movie theaters, fitness centers and gyms, museums, billiards parlors and night clubs.

New city rules ban all alcohol sales at parades, imposing the same prohibition on the West Indian American Carnival Parade and others as has existed for years at the St . Patricks Day Parade in Manhattan.

An advisory opinion issued by the state's Commission of Correction in 2005 found that the same prohibition could also apply to work performed for religious, charitable and educational organizations.

Last fall, he alarmed outsiders by saying that Internet content companies were subject to the same prohibitions on investment as were Internet service providers.

But people who married illictly had the same rights and obligations as a couple married in church: their children were legitimate; the wife had the same inheritance rights; the couple was subject to the same prohibitions against divorce.

Results like that are behind the researchers' call for junior hockey to adopt the same prohibitions against fighting as youth hockey and the N.C.A.A. have, whereby a single fight results in immediate ejection and possible long-term suspension.

In a unanimous opinion authored by Justice Owen Josephus Roberts, the court maintained that the First Amendment prohibited Congress from making laws regarding the establishment of religion or preventing free exercise of any religion and that the Fourteenth Amendment placed the same prohibitions on state legislatures.

Mr. Lindh, his lawyers said, "is apparently the first and only person to have been prosecuted" under the regulations that imposed the sanctions, "despite evidence that several other individuals and organizations have engaged in activities in violation of the same prohibitions".