Sentence examples for to prohibition from inspiring English sources
noun
An act of prohibiting, forbidding, disallowing, or proscribing something.
Enlightenment debate turned to prohibition.
"I'm not calling for an end to prohibition.
AMBIANCE Theme Your theme options are endless, from "Prohibition classic" to "Prohibition bordello" to "prohibition opium den" (pick any one of those three).
While politicians remain in thrall to prohibition, mandatory schemes are probably the best option.
In America, this led to Prohibition, with its accompanying crime and bootlegging.
Former President Vicente Fox has since gone further and called for an end to prohibition.
CL incorporates the notions of contrary-to-duty and contrary-to-prohibition by attaching to the deontic modalities explicitly a reparation which is to be enforced in case of violations.
Planted by successive generations, from Civil War soldiers to Prohibition-era criminals, they hold clues to Alcatraz's history.
Sweeping from Victorian London to prohibition-era Chicago, it's a hugely ambitious and impressive first outing from a duo worth keeping tabs on.
Must Jif and Skippy be subject to Prohibition-like raids from law enforcement agencies?
When we walked through the door of the speakeasy we were transported right back to Prohibition-era Chicago.
