prohibition
પ્રતિબંધ
definition
noun
they argue that prohibition of drugs will always fail
the action of forbidding something, especially by law.
Later, the islands were used as a smuggling stopover for arms in the civil war and for bootleg alcohol during Prohibition .
the prevention by law of the manufacture and sale of alcohol, especially in the US between 1920 and 1933.
translation of 'prohibition'
નિષેધ,
મનાઈ,
નશાબંધી,
બંધી
noun
દારૂબંધી
example
I am not satisfied that they contravened the specific 'prohibition' .
It's one more example of drug 'prohibition' doing more harm than good.
Turvey has long argued against drug 'prohibition' , yet he increasingly applauds and encourages enforcement measures.
they argue that 'prohibition' of drugs will always fail
Ultimately, however, we do not believe that these arguments are sufficient reason to weaken society's 'prohibition' of intentional killing.
Parliament has partly lifted the 'prohibition' on imports and exports of cash via post deliveries.
Beyond the substantial fiscal costs of enforcing the 'prohibition' of cannabis, the social costs of such policies are considerable.
Very few people in this country now believe that drug 'prohibition' can work.
they argue that 'prohibition' of drugs will always fail
Again, the Court noted that the injunctions did not constitute a blanket 'prohibition' .
Harm reduction interventions have the potential to reduce the perils of both drug use and drug 'prohibition' .
The 'prohibition' on ‘common law’ crimes is a good thing even though injustice can result.
I'd like to promote elimination of drug 'prohibition' .
International law establishes an absolute 'prohibition' against torture.
the 'prohibition' of torture
As Epstein notes, making no exception to a general 'prohibition' on the use of force is not an option.
Canadians have lost our sense of what is right and wrong over drug 'prohibition' .
The 'prohibition' on retroactive penal legislation is linked to the right to a fair trial, as it is irrevocably an example of an unfair trial.
Any action carrying a risk of major disaster must be prohibited, regardless of the costs of 'prohibition' .
The caller suggests that there is full 'prohibition' of guns in France, but the rate of crime in France has increased significantly recently.
Disclosure would contravene a 'prohibition' imposed by or under any enactment.
The international 'prohibition' of drugs is their lifeblood, and a guarantee of on-going civil war.
The legal 'prohibition' on discrimination initially only applied to government actions.
In theory, the constitutional 'prohibition' could be interpreted as applying only to the future.
That was said in the face of a statutory 'prohibition' on commenting on the fact that the accused did not give sworn evidence.
The criminalization of responsible drug users is only one of the many pointless aspects of drug 'prohibition' .
When it comes to local news, we will continue with our general 'prohibition' on the use of anonymous sources.
Even if surrogacy did breach some attractive moral principle, this would not automatically justify legislative 'prohibition' .
The one on drug 'prohibition' was also very important to me.
Thus, 'prohibition' would be argued for on religious as well as on alleged scientific or medicinal grounds.
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