Gun violence is also relatively rare in Britain; handguns were effectively prohibited after a 1996 massacre at a school in Scotland.
The Dutch were effectively prohibited from entering the landmass of Japan, except for the purpose of making an annual visitation to the shogun, in Edo; religious services were banned, and books of Christian devotion were seized upon arrival.
But the region's success depends on an endless turnover of migrants from the hinterland, who rarely become full local residents and are effectively prohibited from bargaining for a share of the profits.
Of particular concern is that foundational ethical principles in qualitative research, particularly research concerned with emergent research designs, grounded theory [ 14] or participant research [ 15], are impossible to implement in other forms of research, and are therefore effectively prohibited.
"In order to construct and prosecute rape in a manner consistent with its purported gravity," Kim contends, "rape must be effectively prosecuted, prohibited, protected against, and abolished under the Thirteenth Amendment" (267).
They are now effectively prohibited from providing gifts to students who sign up for credit cards.
The decision, however, has consequences for all states, since they are now effectively prohibited from adopting restrictions on corporate and union spending on political campaigns.
For example, two years after a promised deregulation of domestic transportation, intercity long-distance bus service is still effectively prohibited in Germany.
By afternoon, the village was effectively under martial law with residents prohibited from gathering in the streets, they said.
