Sentence examples for which prohibitions from inspiring English sources

Which prohibitions are justified?

Which prohibitions are you speaking of?

Sex work is shit they definitely think that and is subject to all sorts of problems which stem from the economic context in which it takes place; the legal context in which prohibitions against it are enforced.

Sex work is shit – they definitely think that – and is subject to all sorts of problems which stem from the economic context in which it takes place; the legal context in which prohibitions against it are enforced.

Thus it can be said that all nuisances which prohibition agents commit are gradually forgotten.

— Glenn Collins The New York Times: The teary countdown at Bill's Gay Nineties Restaurant and Piano Bar, which Prohibition didn't shut down but a landlord will.

Finally, if you find yourself in any major American city on 5 December, we highly recommend seeking out a Repeal Day party celebrating the day on which Prohibition was repealed in 1933.

The assumption here is that the moral problems raised by enhancement intensify as the enhanced move away from the human norm, and that a threshold can be identified beyond which prohibition would be merited.

And in the third decade, during which Prohibition was the law of the land not just in rural states governed by puritanical yahoos but in every state of the union, that number jumped to 10 per 100,000.

And Bishop Gene Robinson, in "God Believes in Love: Straight Talk About Gay Marriage," imagines a future in which the prohibitions of Judeo-Christian scripture have receded.

The ruling, which enabled prohibitions on speech that simply advocated potential violence, was eventually dismissed by the Supreme Court in the 1930s and later as the court became more restrictive in the types of speech that government could permissibly suppress.