prohibit

Examples of prohibitory

prohibitory
As for gambling, which was related to the kabuki-mono problem, prohibitory decrees were issued repeatedly, but without much success.
Even when prohibitory agreements were imposed upon people, they still took the form of allied agreements.
Prohibitory agreements came into being when an individual emerged, having sensed the time was right to meet the need and so to form an alliance.
The demand for remedies was also, in the contemporary context, a demand for prohibitory enactments.
This can be shown by examining village prohibitory agreements to see who punished offenders.
The bad have made evil pledges while those who follow good do not have a prohibitory agreement.
This may occur when a prohibitory statute has a chilling effect, and especially if the statute as a whole is vague.
Unlike associations () for a specific purpose or groups formed through "advocacy and response", prohibitory agreements were not constituted just of the members who had accepted them.
The second stage began when it was disclosed, sooner or later, gradually or catastrophically, that the prohibitory legislation had left the original evils largely or perhaps even altogether untouched.
They have the characteristics both of the one-directional prohibitory agreements imposed upon people by leading members of the community and of the mutual agreements between community members.
The licensing system under which we live is a prohibitory system.
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