Sentence examples for this prohibition does not apply from inspiring English sources

This prohibition does not apply to displays of objects explicitly organized for the sale of those objects, for example, craft shows.

"However, international law is equally clear that this prohibition does not apply to the use of military force by one state on the territory of another if the territorial state so requests or consents.

Mr. Estrada insists, however, that he was never given a chance to finish his first and only term, so the prohibition doesn't apply.

Some local governments contend that the prohibition doesn't apply to them because they -- not the contractor -- operate the system.

Subsequent WTO trade panel decisions have clarified that this latter prohibition does not apply where problems arise regarding a particular area of technology, as demonstrated by the Canadian Generic Medicines case on patent 'evergreening'evergreening

In 97 cases the prohibition against issuing the generic company a NOC was dismissed, prohibitions were granted 53 times (in 5 cases there was a partial prohibition, i.e., more than one patent was being disputed but the prohibition did not apply to all patents) and there are 78 prohibitions pending the resolution of the court case.

But the new prohibition does not apply more broadly to the use of BPA in other containers, said an F.D.A. spokesman, Steven Immergut.

The government prohibition does not apply to onboard devices that allow dispatchers to send text messages to truck drivers, but industry officials say most of the devices have mechanisms preventing their use while a truck is moving.

Under the Supreme Court's precedents, which the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals invoked in rejecting his challenge, the double jeopardy prohibition does not apply to consecutive prosecutions by the federal government and a state government, which are regarded as "separate sovereigns".

The assassination prohibition does not apply to killings in self-defense.

The prohibition does not apply to the sale or advertisement of any chewing gum in respect of which a product licence has been granted under the Medicines Act.