In Texas, for instance, a business must post three separate signs, written in English and Spanish, in order to prohibit all firearms: one that forbids concealed handguns, one that forbids open carry of handguns, and one that forbids long guns.
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The rule not only forbids psychiatrists from diagnosing a public figure's behavior without obtaining their consent or personally evaluating them but also forbids any public opining on them at all.
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" Quevedo also notes that Spanish law "forbids identical reconstruction.
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The Quran forbids the consumption of intoxicants and alcoholic beverages.
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The constitution forbids the election of anyone with dual citizenship.
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Even the show's Reddit page forbids the discussion of politics.
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Hawaii forbids motor caravans, parades, entertainment troupes and prize giveaways.
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Electoral law forbids parties from using the monarchy in campaigns.
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Justice Department policy forbids the prosecution of a sitting president.
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Like West Virginia, Oklahoma law also forbids teachers from striking.
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The government forbids sending classified information via email, but the .
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But state law in Wisconsin forbids the screening of applicants.
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Chinese law forbids citizens from gambling online and at home.
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And policing the latter is what (federal law) expressly forbids.
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Facebook also forbids automated data collection without express written permission.
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The law forbids such a pretext from justifying DACA's termination.
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Scripture forbids sexual intimacy between members of the same sex.
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The nation's conscience forbids the state to kill innocent people.
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HB 2873 forbids drone use over correctional and detention facilities.
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Sharia forbids investments in sin stocks like arms, alcohol and tobacco.
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Already, U.S. law forbids campaigns from accepting or soliciting foreign assistance.
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Apple forbids developers from promoting alternative payment methods within their apps.
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North Korea forbids people to take pictures of its military personnel.
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It forbids women from getting an abortion based on fetal disability.
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Denver's new law expressly forbids smoking weed indoors in public spaces.
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Saudi Arabia, for example, still forbids physical education in girls' schools.
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Australia's constitution forbids dual citizens from becoming a member of parliament.
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The Fourteenth Amendment does not require "colorblindness"; it forbids invidious discrimination.
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Article I expressly forbids spending money except as appropriated by Congress.
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Our role in Europe but also in the world forbids that.
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The country's constitution forbids anyone with dual citizenship from entering parliament.
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The other forbids the president from receiving emoluments from individual states.
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There is also a room that Henry forbids her from entering.
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Most Muslims do not eat pork because the Quran forbids it.
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For my rental, city law forbids loud parties past 10 p.m.
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North Carolina law typically forbids third parties from handling absentee ballots.
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The Posse Comitatus Act forbids using the military in civilian law enforcement.
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Mainstream Muslim religious leaders condemn the violence, saying their faith forbids it.
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His conviction forbids him from purchasing marine mammal products for a decade.
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Australia's constitution forbids anyone with dual citizenship from serving as a senator.
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" He also asserts that "political correctness forbids us to denounce radical Islamists.
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But you have to include the disclaimer that Islam forbids premarital sex.
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Many supporters are Christians and say they believe God forbids most abortions.
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Since sharia forbids the receipt of interest, sukuk are backed by assets.
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The Russian constitution forbids the extradition of Russian citizens to another state.
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U.S. law forbids foreigners from spending money to influence a federal election.
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" The "rich dad" forbids his kids from saying, "I can't afford it.
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The IRS forbids savers from reinvesting RMDs into tax-advantaged retirement accounts.
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Joelle, ever the good friend, forbids him from mentioning it to Sam.
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The U.S. Constitution forbids retired generals from accepting foreign payments without permission.
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That is because European law forbids the central bank from financing governments.
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It forbids the importing of full deer carcasses or unprepared trophy heads.
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No American state has passed a law that categorically forbids the practice.
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" Rule 8 forbids vigilantism, or "attempting to combat Elsagate in real life.
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Federal law forbids profiting from the sale of human organs or tissue.
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But there is a lot of speech that the government lawfully forbids.
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The latest change also forbids selling those contact databases with third parties.
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Moscow forbids its clerics to officiate with those under the Ecumenical Patriarchate.
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She hasn't read the stories, because her mother, Ella Proserpine, forbids it.
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" The Fourth Amendment of the US Constitution forbids "unreasonable searches and seizures.
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The executive order explicitly forbids appointees from soliciting donations for the governor.
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But the GDPR generally forbids companies from processing user data without consent.
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The Chinese Communist Party strictly controls labor groups and forbids independent unions.
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"When told of the claims, Crown Prince Mohammed responded: "Islam forbids torture.
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Importantly, he forbids all other activity, including even writing in a journal.
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It's for this reason the Brazilian government expressly forbids visiting the island.
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Section one of the 22019th Amendment forbids states to violate civil rights.
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HB 644 forbids drone use that interferes with efforts to suppress wildfires.
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However, Google forbids "click fraud"—you can't just click on an ad on
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"Our religious tradition repeatedly forbids us from oppressing the stranger," that statement reads.
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Such a law is called a "bill of attainder," which the Constitution forbids.
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JetSmarter's membership agreement forbids passengers from carrying on more than $50,000 in cash.
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But Apple expressly forbids apps that covertly collect data without a user's permission.
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Crucially, the letter also forbids further contact between the Church and his client.
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The company also specifically forbids publishers of fake news from using Instant Articles.
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That right, as interpreted in binding Supreme Court precedent, forbids sweeping gun regulations.
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The court endorsed his interpretation that it forbids Muslims voting for non-Muslims.
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When she moves, he leaps up, grabs her arm, and violently forbids it.
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Gowdy was asking about U.S. statute that forbids the leaking of classified material.
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It also forbids any financial institutions to aid in any ICO-related activities.
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The Constitution forbids federal officials from doing this without the consent of Congress.
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It forbids any country from claiming any sovereignty over any part of space.
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The ban forbids all political activity including the holding of gatherings and campaigning.
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Cambodia's parliament unanimously adopted a law in February, that forbids insulting the monarchy.
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The government forbids sending or storing classified information outside secure, government-controlled channels.
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The project explicitly forbids inserting "personal politics" or "fixing" structural or other problems.
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In no less a declaratory tone, he said he now "forbids" such negotiations.
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The Supreme Court releases audio recordings of oral arguments but forbids TV coverage.
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State law actually forbids taking a monument and putting it in a museum.
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With few exceptions, North Korea's totalitarian government forbids citizens from mixing with outsiders.
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Among other things, Russian law forbids capturing whales from a group with babies.
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Indian law forbids people with the disease from working and traveling in public.
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The authority expressly forbids intentional targeting of a United States person for surveillance.
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But even more importantly, the First Amendment forbids discrimination based on religious status.
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The Catholic Church forbids IVF on the grounds that it&aposs morally unacceptable.
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A likely one is the Fourth Amendment, which forbids imprisoning anyone without justification.
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The rule forbids banks to make certain speculative investments with their own capital.
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West Virginia: HB 2515 forbids hunting, taking, or killing wild animals with drones.
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That's because US law forbids them from physically detaining individuals at the border.
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In theory, the Constitution's Emolument Clause forbids presidents from taking money from foreign powers.
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Blu's website even expressly forbids tampering with their products lest you void the warranty.
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The pipeline is partly owned by Saudi Arabia, which forbids Iran from using it.
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Islamic law generally forbids men from touching women to whom they are not related.
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Because Kickstarter forbids offering alcohol as a reward, that site was not an option.
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It also forbids the hiring of girls under 16 to pose as adult models.
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As Netanyahu says in the video, Iran forbids its athletes from competing against Israelis.
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The gag order forbids reporting of any negotiations between Harow and police and prosecutors.
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But when an employer forbids employees from discussing their pay that can be impossible.
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China allows imports of genetically engineered crops, but Heilongjiang forbids farmers to grow them.
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This is a constitutional necessity, as the Constitution forbids poll taxes of any kind.
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The law forbids Japanese troops to participate in missions where active conflict is involved.
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American law already forbids the use of taxpayer money to fund the procedure itself.
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Act 293 forbids the use of drones to invade privacy and commit video voyeurism.
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The law, however, forbids men over the age of 50 years from being whipped.
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So many Pakistanis deem Ahmadis heretics; the law forbids them from even reading the Koran.
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The appropriations committee's bill forbids use of federal funds to deliver F-35s to Turkey.
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And the I.G. report repeatedly says that the Justice Department forbids discussion about ongoing investigations.
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"Yes, I agree that religion forbids it, but to me is a right," he said.
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The law, passed last year, forbids transgender people from using the bathroom they identify with.
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"There is no question of a third term because the constitution forbids it," he said.
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During meetings, Kendall won't use a laptop or phone, and forbids others from using theirs.
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The law forbids marketers from calling people who are on the Do Not Call list.
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The proposed settlement addresses all the above, and forbids Venmo from further misrepresenting its service.
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Kentucky law forbids a single candidate from appearing on the same ballot more than once.
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France forbids the collection of data about race altogether, lest it be used to discriminate.
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The department forbids registered sex offenders from having contact with children under 18 years old.
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Shame that Asus outright forbids you to upgrade it: "NO DISASSEMBLY," warns the user manual.
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Aside from the political implications of the indictments, the Russian Constitution forbids extraditing its citizens.
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California law generally forbids the carrying of handguns, either open or concealed, in public spaces.
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It forbids him from selling, releasing or posting any pics or vids of his ex.
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Once Kelly's dad (Franco) discovers the blossoming relationship, he quickly forbids her from seeing him.
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Axiall's charter forbids shareholders from calling a special meeting or otherwise acting by written consent.
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The court will have held the Constitution forbids agency-shop fees in public-sector employment.
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Because Jewish law forbids disturbing the dead, archaeological excavations of Holocaust sites is not possible.
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Yet we're confronted with endless filibusters and polarization that forbids us from getting stuff done.
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Michigan law forbids the practice, but its law took effect after the case in question.
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The clause forbids the government from prosecuting someone more than once for the same crime.
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The five-point program forbids the serving of antipasto or double portions of any dishes.
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A Twitter spokesperson says the company forbids the existence of extremist groups on its site.
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Colorado, unlike Mississippi, is one of 22 states that forbids discrimination based on sexual orientation.
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It forbids killing; well, we are doing all those things which are forbidden by Islam.
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Subway's franchise contract forbids the company from unilaterally closing stores just because sales are weak.
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El Salvador forbids abortion under any circumstances, even to save the life of the mother.
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There is nothing in the Grand Slam rule book that forbids simply wearing, say, shorts.
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The federal government also forbids brewers to add THC to products produced at their breweries.
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In that decision, the court noted the state Constitution expressly forbids muffling a citizen's voice.
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It also forbids freelancers from submitting more than 35 articles per year to an outlet.
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Ariel, a mermaid princess, wants to experience the human world, but her father forbids her.
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But it's struggled to stop crime emanating from Russia, where the constitution forbids extraditing citizens.
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Indian law generally forbids abortions after the 20th week, though the courts may approve exceptions.
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Lastly, the law forbids cities and towns in Delaware from crafting their own drone laws.
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Compiled Laws Section 324.40112 forbids the use of drones to interfere with hunters, and Mich.
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HB 153 forbids drone use to capture footage above open-air events and fireworks displays.
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Several industry experts said the Clean Air Act forbids such a change without Congressional action.
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This doctrine forbids Congress from assigning its legislative powers to the federal government's executive branch.
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HRW has said such plans would violate international law which forbids arbitrary detention without trial.
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Germany's criminal code forbids insults of foreign leaders but prosecutors can decide whether to press charges.
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The school's policy, as well as state law, forbids the possession of firearms on school grounds.
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The 1967 Outer Space Treaty forbids the "harmful contamination" of alien worlds with our earthly microbes.
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Pigs are considered unclean in Judaism, which forbids both their rearing as well as pork consumption.
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The Illinois High School Association forbids athletes from striking schools to compete during a work stoppage.
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The case concerned the Constitution's double jeopardy clause, which forbids subsequent prosecutions for the same crimes.
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Ferpa forbids only "a policy or practice of releasing education records" and even allows for exceptions.
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The opposing counsel pointed to the antiterrorism act, which forbids providing material support to terrorist groups.
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Texas, for example, forbids the use of drones to take photographs of people or real estate.
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The law forbids supplying a "substantial portion of the components" from the U.S. for this purpose.
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You mentioned sanctions - which definitely create problems for foreign investors to participate, or actually forbids them.
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Neighboring Saudi Arabia, by contrast, forbids the building of churches or any non-Muslim religious establishments.
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Another forbids insurers from charging higher rates for people based on their medical history or gender.
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A federal ban forbids New York from disposing of its treated sewage waste in the ocean.
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Critically, the Quran (60:9-10) forbids Muslims from fighting less in defense of fundamental freedoms.
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The emoluments clause of the Constitution expressly forbids the president from accepting payments from foreign governments.
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French electoral law forbids candidates from commenting during Saturday and until polling stations close on Sunday.
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While the Russian Constitution forbids a state ideology, Putin has called patriotism the new national ideology.
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S. Senator "in another place," which the Speech or Debate Clause expressly forbids us from doing.
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"They buy it (but) there's no law that forbids anyone to buy scrap metal," he said.
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Roomy seats came with champagne glasses filled with cider, since India forbids alcohol on domestic flights.
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He digs into the role, lays it bare, and forbids us to make our minds up.
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The Myanmar government forbids the use of the name Rohingya and most people call them Bengali.
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United States law strictly forbids foreign nationals from making contributions to candidates, political parties or PACs.
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A sign posted inside forbids music, alcohol, smoking, dogs, feeding of birds, ball playing and Frisbees.
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U.S. law forbids the agency from identifying the whistleblower's name in the order, or company involved.
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Despite their similar appearance, Yates said, the team forbids mixing the two styles within a race.
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Others could face related charges under a human rights law that forbids incitement of racial disharmony.
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The church expressly forbids any form of gambling, he adds, adding an extra layer of stigma.
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In practice, Miller forbids tacklers from making contact with the quarterback, regardless of name or reputation.
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An injunction is a court order that forbids actions or orders an action to be taken.
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And the very act of strangulation forbids her to oppose him, in this respect and others.
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The International Olympic Committee forbids athletes from participating in protests and demonstrations at all Olympic venues.
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The bill also forbids teachers from using any of their personal leave days for a strike.
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It also forbids charging fees beyond the premiums — co-payments, coinsurance or deductibles — for this care.
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A supermarket can't be obliged to retain a butcher whose religion forbids him to handle pork.
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Civil Code Section 2481 forbids the use of drones to record another person without their consent.
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Compiled Laws Section 324.40111c forbids the use of drones to locate, hunt, trap, or catch animals.
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Ohio: N/AOklahoma: HB 255 forbids drone use within 400 feet of any critical infrastructure facility.
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Honduras's constitution explicitly forbids a president from running for a second term, but Hernández ran anyway.
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Its charter forbids it from involving itself in disputes of a political, religious or racial nature.
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Like most arbitration agreements, WeWork's document also forbids employees from joining class-action lawsuits against the company.
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He was raised Plymouth Brethren, a fundamentalist Christian sect that forbids activities like attending movies and dancing.
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ISIS forbids the use of cell phones and has executed residents in the past for using them.
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The ban, which forbids face-coverings on anyone giving or receiving public services, was enacted last October.
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At issue is the little-used Logan Act, which forbids private citizens from negotiating with foreign governments.
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Georgia doesn't have a law that specifically forbids registered sex offenders from participating in trick-or-treating.
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Even though these fetuses have no chance of survival, the law forbids women from ending these pregnancies.
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Yeah, it explicitly forbids porn—although, what, precisely, Patreon considers to be "porn" is a bit hazy.
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The current Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints forbids the practice, abandoning it in 1890.
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But under existing law, Washington already forbids American companies to cooperate with state-led boycotts of Israel.
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Where is the $400 hair dryer that forbids me from freezing my bangs in an upright position?
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Clinton said legislation that Bernie Sanders supported in 2005 forbids all lawsuits against gun makers and sellers.
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Some would be welcome, such as scrapping a rule that forbids the panel to explain its decisions.
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It has designated the Izumo as a destroyer because the constitution forbids the acquisition of offensive weapons.
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The Logan Act forbids unauthorized citizens from negotiating with foreign governments on behalf of the United States.
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But the 1964 Wilderness Act forbids bikes and other forms of "mechanical transport" in federal wilderness areas.
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Jerry Brown signed a law that forbids drivers from "holding and operating" a smartphone for any reason.
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The executive order forbids health-care companies from denying coverage for contraceptives, the New York Post reported.
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In Oregon, newly passed legislation forbids homeowners from denying housing rentals to those with past cannabis convictions.
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Embraer's statute forbids any investor to own 35 percent or more of its shares directly or indirectly.
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"I don't have any skin in the game," he said, adding that his contract forbids bonus pay.
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One funding provision, for example, forbids the A.T.F. from using electronic databases to trace guns to owners.
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New York's rape shield law also forbids defense lawyers from asking a victim about unrelated sexual activity.
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Not because of politics, she said, but because friendships could lead to intermarriage, which their community forbids.
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And the state forbids insurance companies from setting rates based on what they expect in future damages.
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Even non-lawyers know that the U.S. Constitution does not mandate religious freedom violations; it forbids them.
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US labor law forbids employers from firing or otherwise reprimanding employees for taking part in unionization efforts.
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It forbids the placement of nuclear weapons in space but is silent on other types of weapons.
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As it pertains to Vox, the law forbids nonemployees from submitting more than 35 pieces per year.
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It also censored Albania's Eugent Bushpepa because of a new law that forbids showing people bearing tattoos.
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He also refuses to look at his phone during meetings, and forbids others from doing the same.
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The federal Fair Housing Act forbids discrimination based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, and disability.
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On the contrary, the clause flatly forbids receiving a benefit "of any kind whatever" from a foreign state.
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While Justice Department policy forbids prosecution of a sitting president, Congress can still pursue impeachment proceedings against him.
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Stutzman, an ardent evangelical, denied their request saying she could not support a wedding that her faith forbids.
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America's constitution forbids almost all "direct" taxes unless each state contributes an amount in proportion to its population.
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In order to join the MFi program potential licensees must sign an NDA that forbids disclosing the price.
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Any sensitive government site forbids items like cell phones and even fitness trackers like a Fitbit wrist band.
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The First Amendment's "establishment clause" forbids the government from taking actions that "unduly favor" one religion over another.
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EEOC are cases about whether the existing federal ban on sex discrimination forbids employment discrimination against LGBTQ workers.
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You believe that the Johnson Amendment — which forbids nonprofit organizations, including churches, from making political contributions — is unconstitutional.
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Both India and China are members of the World Trade Organisation, which forbids arbitrary bans on foreign goods.
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Chinese law forbids non-Chinese companies from owning or operating certain technology for the provision of cloud services.
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Trump's remarks, moreover, suggest that he does not understand what the emoluments clause permits and what it forbids.
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America passed a law in 2011 that forbids NASA from sharing knowledge or resources with its Chinese equivalent.
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In December, the FCC put a clause in its rollback that forbids states from passing their own regulations.
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Alabama state law forbids registered sex offenders from living within 2,000 feet of schools and child care facilities.
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Because the law forbids discrimination against those with pre-existing health conditions, the exchanges contain many sickly patients.
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It forbids ISPs from throttling or blocking online content and requires them to treat all internet traffic equally.
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Brown's order also forbids any additional injection of natural gas into the storage site for the time being.
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Court also forbids UIDAI from sharing information in the Aadhaar database with any agency without the individual's consent.
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According to some scholarly interpretations of the Quran, Islam forbids taking on or giving out loans with interest.
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But Italy's constitution forbids referendums on matters that are governed by international treaties such as euro zone membership.
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Terry McAuliffe, who is term-limited under Virginia's unique state law that forbids governors from seeking re-election.
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The law neither explicitly allows zero-rating - exempting certain applications from a customer's data allowance - nor forbids it.
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The SDN label freezes a person or company's U.S. assets and forbids Americans from doing business with them.
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Canada, like many places, forbids commercial surrogacy, meaning that pregnant women may be reimbursed only for their expenses.
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The ATP forbids the use of unauthorized electronic devices on the court to prevent match-fixing and coaching.
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State law, they add, forbids using state funds, which cover some students' fees, to support a political campaign.
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Pat McCrory on Wednesday that the law violates Civil Rights Act legislation, which forbids discrimination based on sex.
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Because the regime fears the truth above all else, it forbids virtually all contact with the outside world.
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Wright suggested asking your boyfriend why his religion forbids sex before marriage, since different religions have different reasons.
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One precedent at risk concerns the Constitution's double jeopardy clause, which forbids subsequent prosecutions for the same crimes.
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Nearly everyone agrees that the Constitution forbids the president from operating outside the law, at least in theory.
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But a standing Justice Department policy forbids indicting the president, a rule Mueller cited explicitly in his report.
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The town of around 3500 people has its own police force and forbids entry to the Mexican military.
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The Hatch Act forbids White House employees — except the president and vice president — from engaging in campaign politics.
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However, ZDNet points out that the airline forbids passengers from using any 15-inch MacBook Pro during flight.
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Though Colombian Army Black Hawk helicopters occasionally flew overhead, the peace agreement forbids soldiers to enter the camp.
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" Zellweger won anyway, and the Academy now forbids ads that cast "a derogatory light on a competing film.
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The agreement governing the relationship between the group and the companies forbids choosing patients based on their clinic.
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Because in many states, your pharmacist operates under a contract that forbids telling you about less expensive alternatives.
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Moore's course taught that the Bible forbids women from holding elected office and Christians shouldn't vote for women.
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The rule, known as Section 1557, forbids discrimination in health care programs and activities that receive federal funds.
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Code Section 13-29-61 forbids the use of drones to spy on another person inside a building.
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New Hampshire: RSA 207:57 forbids the use of drones to interfere with legal hunting, fishing, and trapping.
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HB 2670 forbids individuals from using drones to intentionally, knowingly, or recklessly harm, actively disturb, or chase livestock.
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What's the clause in there that forbids a president from using pardons to protect himself from an investigation?
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Thing is, Apple forbids developers from making things seem quite this simple, as spotted by iOS developer Dave DeLong.
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And pubs in boroughs with a growing population of Muslims, whose religion forbids drinking, saw particularly large drop-offs.
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Florida's measure forbids law enforcement agencies and local governments from adopting policies that limit cooperation with federal immigration authorities.
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The directive is largely based on Title IX of the 1972 Education Amendments, which forbids discrimination based on gender.
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Gamble argued his prosecutions violated the Constitution because the double jeopardy clause of the Fifth Amendment forbids successive prosecutions.
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Facebook technically forbids advertising firearms on its platforms, but gun companies have found a loophole: influencers — usually female influencers.
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In fact, Apple's developer agreement expressly forbids app developers from using ARKit data to create their own authentication tools.
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It's impossible to know the true figure, because the constitution forbids abortions, and the government does not keep numbers.
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The government forbids sending or storing classified emails through unsecured, non-government channels, and has prosecuted people for breaches.
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Australia's minister for resources stepped down after learning that he holds dual nationality, which the constitution forbids for legislators.
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Generations later, the Rivera clan still makes their trade in shoes, and still strictly forbids any and all music.
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Supporters of Hillary Clinton pointed to a long held tradition that forbids federal employees from trying to influence elections.
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Finland's hands are tied by an EU directive from 2000, which forbids individual states from abolishing daylight saving time.
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The terms of service update included a provision that forbids users from engaging in class action lawsuits, Meiselas explained.
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Thailand's lese majeste law forbids insults of the monarchy, and is punishable with up to 15 years in prison.
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No one in the N.B.A. tests the old precept that forbids cheering on press row like Orlando's Markelle Fultz.
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It imposed its own restrictions on US diplomats, including one that forbids them from using vehicles with tinted glass.
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Brand and Eva spend free days — and nights — together, but she forbids him to fall in love with her.
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The government forbids sending or storing such information outside secure, government-controlled channels, and has prosecuted people for breaches.
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The magnitude of the abomination almost forbids that it be mentioned in the same breath as any other horror.
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They're doing so at great risk, as China forbids them from making any contact with anyone outside the region.
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The EU's so-called blocking statute, which forbids EU companies from complying with U.S. sanctions, goes into effect Tuesday.
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It forbids private buildings within 30 feet of the walls, even if the locals think they own the land.
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In two "emoluments clauses," the Constitution forbids the president from taking money from individual states or from foreign governments.
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Executive Order 13672 forbids federal contractors to discriminate in employment on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity.
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The cash-strapped government would struggle to pay in cash, and the constitution forbids it from paying in oil.
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Flocks of nesting pigeons stain the walls with faeces and leave the monks, whose religion forbids killing, in despair.
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Thailand's oldest stadium has a strict dress code and a rule that forbids females from even touching the ring.
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Indeed, the government of Saudi Arabia forbids all non-Muslims from entering the holy city of Mecca at all.
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Noah Zatz, a law professor at UCLA, has argued that Title VII, which forbids racial discrimination, provides another source.
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Calgary's cannabis bylaw forbids consumption for recreational use in public places, with violations incurring fines of C$100 ($76.30).
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She says Islam is incompatible with the U.S. Constitution, while her critics note that the Constitution forbids religious discrimination.
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Islamic banking avoids interest, which the Qur'an forbids as enriching investors at the expense of entrepreneurs, thus widening inequality.
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Nike forbids its sponsored athletes, with the exception of some from China, from wearing other logos on their clothing.
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As the government severely restricts journalists and forbids their access to the Omo Valley, I had to travel undercover.
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"The New York State Department of Transportation forbids licensed moving companies from charging clients for tickets," Mr. Gartman said.
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The play tells the story of Creon, an uncompromising ruler, who forbids Antigone from burying her rebellious dead brother.
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Most Mentawai selected Christianity, in part because Islam forbids the raising of pigs, which is central to their culture.
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In private housing markets, where Congress's authority is indirect, the law does what it can: forbids discrimination and segregation.
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The prison forbids advisers of other denominations who are not prison employees into the chamber out of security concerns.
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Most Muslims scholars say Islam forbids tattooing, but militants often pick and choose the scripture that fits their purpose.
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Another of the state's measures, AB 450, forbids private employers from cooperating with federal immigration enforcement at the workplace.
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Israeli law forbids citizens to obtain citizenship or permanent residency for Palestinian spouses from the West Bank and Gaza.
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Federal law forbids anyone from selling or giving a gun to someone convicted of a crime involving domestic violence.
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The Hatch Act, passed in 1939, expressly forbids federal employees from engaging in partisan political activity while on the job.
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The Outer Space Treaty of 1967 declares space to be "the province of all mankind" and forbids claims of sovereignty.
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Biden actually has an amendment named after him, too, which forbids federal foreign assistance for biomedical research related to abortion.
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We know that empty space breeds a curious fizz of "virtual particles" just because quantum physics forbids actual empty space.
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The dispute highlighted a federal rule that forbids task force officers from speaking to local police immediately after a shooting.
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That's not a huge deal, except that his M:I6 contract, set by Paramount, forbids him from shaving off his mustache.
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He knew that his biggest hurdle would be the EU, which forbids discriminating against the citizens of other member states.
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The constitution forbids weakening minority voters' overall power by overstuffing particular districts with black voters and draining their influence elsewhere.
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Though Interpol's constitution explicitly forbids any activities of a political character, activists accuse it of failing to enforce this rule.
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When her mother dies, her father remarries, and forbids her new family from honoring the traditional spirits that Vasilisa loves.
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Archmaester Ebrose forbids him to even think about it, which of course means that Sam immediately heads to Jorah's cell.
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"The law forbids the proclamation of results by anyone except the Ministry of Territorial Administration," Drame told a news conference.
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But the streetlights are owned by SSE, an energy company, which forbids "any attachments that tether a column", especially bunting.
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The plan risks running foul of the law, which forbids states from experimenting in ways that make coverage less affordable.
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Almost every American state forbids those who do not have a three-year law degree from providing most legal services.
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This is due to a law which forbids professional sporting events from promoting knockouts as we had reported in 2013.
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The fish swim off beyond the reef and into the dangerous ocean that the chief forbids his people from sailing.
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Saudi Arabia has ratified the U.N. Convention on the Rights of the Child, which forbids capital punishment in such cases.
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It forbids ISP's from blocking websites or throttling consumer data and even goes as far as prohibiting zero-rating programs.
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Elena isn't just unhappy with her 16-year-old daughter's declaration, she explicitly forbids June from ever seeing Harry again.
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It forbids any humbling — especially the first time that voting becomes actual instead of theoretical and Iowans crown a champ.
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The ploy seems plainly illegal: Federal law, as amended by the ACA, flatly forbids health insurers from selling such plans.
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Christian, who converted from Islam to Christianity, believes that the Quran forbids Muslims from becoming friends with Christians and Jews.
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ICE itself (still) considers them "sensitive locations" like churches and hospitals, and forbids enforcement activity there except in extreme circumstances.
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Yet Israel forbids international organisations from interacting with Hamas, which it (like several other governments) defines as a terrorist organisation.
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The EU's scheme forbids competitors, in the rest of Britain or in other EU member states, from producing knock-offs.
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Another provision forbids the appointment of a new special counsel while the fired one is challenging his or her removal.
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That prohibition forbids private activities that harm protected species and it applies to far more activities than you might think.
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The law forbids family members from holding such offices, in order to prevent interference and avoid an amalgam of power.
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The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty forbids non-nuclear-weapon states, of which North Korea was one, from acquiring nuclear weapons.
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" Similarly, Bumble's terms of service also forbids the posting of "content" that's "obscene, pornographic or otherwise may offend human dignity.
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He forbids any venture into it by his only son, Henry, who both hates his domineering father and resembles him.
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The constitutional provision forbids Indians from outside the region from buying land or permanently settling in the Muslim-majority territory.
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" — TYPICAL SAUDI GIRL, 23 Riyadh "[My guardian] forbids visits to my female friends or going to shopping malls by myself.
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It also forbids law enforcement from making unannounced inspections of medical marijuana facilities and requires annual inspections by the state.
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While the company has a rule that forbids the use of scrapers, it has not enforced that policy against scholars.
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The law forbids women from wearing garments like burqas or niqabs in public, including in universities, public transportation or courthouses.
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The Constitution forbids federal officials from accepting gifts, known as emoluments, from foreign powers, unless they have received congressional approval.
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The Constitution guarantees freedom of speech and religion under the First Amendment and forbids government endorsement of a specific religion.
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The package forbids stock buybacks and issuing dividends to shareholders for a year after paying off one of the loans.
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Twitter forbids selling or buying followers or retweets, yet it has not imposed simple safeguards that could throttle those practices.
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Because Islam also forbids eating pork, alarms about gelatin and porcine viral DNA have hampered vaccination in some Muslim countries.
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Jesus forbids us to withhold help from our neighbors, and this will inevitably require that we participate in political processes.
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Chrysler also prevents Bluetooth pairing while driving, and forbids inputting a destination into the navigation system using the onscreen keyboard.
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To make a successful musical on this subject would require exquisite discretion, but discretion is exactly what the subject forbids.
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The legislation bars judges from questioning judicial appointments made by the president and forbids them from engaging in political activity.
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"It's a taboo that forbids many government officials from daring to make any kind of statement about it," he said.
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On Thursday, Lebanese prosecutors also asked Mr. Ghosn about having visited Israel, which Lebanese law forbids its citizens from doing.
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They argue that the Stored Communications Act forbids them from divulging the content of communications unless a specific exemption applies.
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Existing NCAA policy forbids student-athletes from making money off their name, likeness or image through opportunities like paid sponsorships.
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Meanwhile, he said, his wife, Pam, forbids him from bringing any of the items to their home, on Long Island.
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But the Chemical Weapons Convention, the treaty that outlaws such arms, forbids the use of toxins to kill or injure.
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While Twitter does not mandate that people use their real names or photos on their accounts, the company forbids impersonation.
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HB 27511 forbids drone use near a correctional facility, with the exception of certain official use or other prior authorization.
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For decades, the courts have held that the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment forbids gerrymandering on racial grounds.
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The second is the domestic emoluments clause, which forbids the president from receiving emoluments from the US or any state.
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One, known as community rating, forbids insurers from charging higher premiums on account of people's medical problems or preexisting conditions.
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Antigone, one of Polyneices's sisters, insist on burying her brother's body, despite an edict from the king that forbids it.
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And that is why the First Amendment to our Constitution specifically forbids government from interfering with the work of the press.
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Federal agency policy forbids premium-class travel but makes exceptions in certain circumstances, for instance on flights longer than 14 hours.
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A state judge ordered that the residents had to leave, citing a local ordinance that forbids extended stays in the building.
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It won't be enough if only the European Union forbids producing killer robots or only America bans genetically-engineering human babies.
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The agreement absolves Stone and Kilmer from any wrongdoing and forbids O'Heaney from ever discussing the allegations and the settlement publicly.
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The deal forbids Kenney from speaking about the case to reporters, and places all related court documents under seal for now.
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Attempts to brew Murree in neighbouring India (Pakistan's law forbids exporting it outright) have foundered, the result of sour diplomatic relations.
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As in San Francisco and Oakland, Somerville's ban forbids city departments from buying or using facial-recognition technology for any purpose.
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It also forbids the use of government-issued phones in a country with which Norway does not have established security cooperation.
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The U.S. National Park Service forbids non-official diving at the site and doesn't allow people to enter the ship's hull.
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At the center of the controversy is Thomas' belief that the Constitution explicitly forbids any kind of racial bias or preference.
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"For the record, our model legislation explicitly forbids any attempt to use the law to promote religion," spokeswoman Sarah Chaffee said.
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Another clause in the document forbids ministries and government bodies from signing any contracts without the approval of the finance ministry.
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The two-term rule should be enshrined as a norm by Africa's regional bodies, just as the African Union forbids coups.
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Russia forbids many more forms of political expression than Germany does, and local judges are far more beholden to the government.
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Even if Congress does want to give the president the power to override bills part by part, the Constitution forbids it.
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Obama Administration officials were mindful of the Hatch Act, which forbids government employees to use their positions to influence political elections.
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"China's central government limits or forbids foreign investment or foreign access to over 100 sectors of the Chinese economy," said Ross.
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In 2000, the office reiterated that 1973 position that the Constitution forbids the indictment or criminal prosecution of a sitting president.
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City of Boise that the Eighth Amendment forbids arresting people for sleeping outdoors if they don't have anywhere else to go.
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It also forbids law enforcement from making unannounced inspections of medical marijuana facilities and requires annual inspections by the state instead.
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The other is a challenge to a Minnesota law that forbids wearing political buttons, badges and other insignia at polling places.
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The question is asked so often at the dentist's next door that a sign forbids passers-by from spending a penny.
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Since 1905, France has been an officially secular country, and it forbids all public employees from wearing outward signs of religiosity.
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Federal child pornography law forbids sexually explicit depiction of someone younger than 18, and the definition of sexually explicit is broad.
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That act includes a provision that forbids exceeding one's authorized access on a website, to permit civil lawsuits or criminal charges.
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A statewide law, which takes effect on Sunday, forbids businesses from providing the single-use bags that many shoppers rely on.
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The FCPA forbids U.S. companies from bribing foreign governments; Trump has said those restrictions are flawed because they hurt American competitiveness.
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In 2013, Dorsey was following the Paleo diet, the hunter-gathering regimen that forbids eating refined sugars, grains, and processed foods.
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But the House press gallery forbids photography; we would have to type out descriptions of any visuals we wanted to capture.
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German law also forbids extraditing somebody for a crime they have already served a sentence for, the second German official said.
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Nevermind that the American Psychiatric Association's Principles of Medical Ethics (section 7) forbids psychiatrists from diagnosing patients they have never examined.
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Finally, Mr. Trump does not understand that the Constitution expressly forbids a president to receive payments or gifts from foreign governments.
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" The rule forbids the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) from allocating appropriated funds to "advocate or promote gun control.
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Florida: Criminal Code Section 934.50 forbids the use of drones for surveillance that violates another person&aposs reasonable expectation of privacy.
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After God forbids Adam and Eve to eat the fruit of the "tree of knowledge," the first couple do so anyway.
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The rule forbids psychiatrists, who are medical doctors, from making judgments about a public figure's mental health without personally evaluating them.
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Robert Bentley signed a law that forbids health centers that offer abortions to operate within 2,000 feet of a public school.
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In Brunei, sharia religious law forbids sodomy, and activists in Muslim-majority Indonesia recently called growing hostility toward gays "a witch hunt".
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The exemption is confined to those whose "religious faith which forbids bearing arms," and they will still have to perform alternative service.
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Classical high school physics expressly forbids this from happening, but the quantum mechanics theory governing light particles has since determined it should.
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It forbids smoking, says women should be veiled and wear gloves, and bans men from Western-style dress including jeans and logos.
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For one thing, eBay isn't too keen on the whole concept and has a policy that specifically forbids the selling of souls.
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A 1799 law called the Logan Act forbids private citizens from negotiating disputes with U.S. adversaries, but it has never been enforced.
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The bill, AB-3080, forbids employers from forcing employees or prospective job candidates into arbitration for sexual harassment and employment discrimination complaints.
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Bathrooms. North Carolina's new law forbids transgender people in public buildings and schools from entering bathrooms that align with their gender identity.
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Philippine law forbids any overseas ownership of media companies, but Rappler claims its investors used a Philippine Depositary Receipt (PDR) to invest.
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The order also forbids the refinery from selling vacuum gas oil (VGO) to other companies without the consent of VTB Commodities Trading.
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When her father remarries, Vasilisa finds that her stepmother dislikes the old ways, and forbids the family to worship the household spirits.
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Notably, the Civil Service Reform Act of 1978, forbids interfering with or denying federal employees a right to furnish information to lawmakers.
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It's no secret that Apple's culture of secrecy forbids even the most powerful at the company from spilling details about upcoming products.
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The charter also forbids the hiring of girls under the age of 16 to pose as adult models for shows or shoots.
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Like the San Francisco ban, this Somerville law forbids city agencies including police from using face recognition technology from using the technology.
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ESP created the symbol in 2011 and made it free for anybody to use (except for commercial purposes, which he strictly forbids).
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Planned Parenthood does not perform surgical abortions in Arkansas, which forbids public funding of abortions except in cases of rape or incest.
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Several Chinese plantation owners and managers expressed frustration at the government ban, which forbids them from growing bananas after their leases expire.
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A federal appeals court struck down a Florida law this week that forbids doctors from talking with patients about owning a gun.
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Philippines law forbids any overseas ownership of media companies, but Rappler claims its investors used a Philippine Depositary Receipt (PDR) to invest.
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The court then sides with the Chinese company and forbids the American company from using its own IP in the Chinese market.
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An executive order by President Donald Trump forbids presidential appointees from participating in matters involving their former employers in any professional capacity.
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Obama officials had said that barring students from such bathrooms violated Title IX, the federal law that forbids sex discrimination in education.
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In an interview broadcast Sunday, Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, implied that Ghazala Khan didn't say anything because her religion forbids it.
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They are designated as helicopter destroyers to keep within the bounds of a war-renouncing constitution that forbids possession of offensive weapons.
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Oklahoma law also forbids cohabiting with someone else within 30 days of a divorce or remarrying within six months of a divorce.
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Again, the bank's charter forbids transactions over $10 million without the presence of a full quorum – which the bank does not have.
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This would erode a basic, bedrock doctrine of international law, "sovereign immunity," which forbids one government from sitting in judgment of another.
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Tradition forbids women from entering the ring on the grounds that it is sacred and their presence, considered "unclean", would pollute it.
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It's also a 5 Watt, 360-degree Bluetooth speaker that will let you listen to all the great music the Empire forbids.
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Right now, Massachusetts law forbids anyone in a public place from harassing Ellie or asking her to leave because she is transgender.
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The Department of Justice, which runs the federal Bureau of Prisons, forbids circumnavigating CorrLinks to convey messages between prisoners and third parties.
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"Remember 'Footloose'?" asked his friend Beau Becerra, referring to the 1984 film starring Kevin Bacon about a fictional town that forbids dancing.
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Ana's mother, Carmen (the formidable Lupe Ontiveros), forbids her to go to college because she needs her to work for her sister.
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Earlier on this trip home, I overheard that the bench had not been brought here before because the cemetery forbids such benches.
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Bear in mind that federal law generally forbids prospective employers to ask about mental disabilities, and similar restrictions apply to educational programs.
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Ms. Edwards, by contrast, was charged under a different statute that forbids the unauthorized disclosure of confidential reports about suspicious financial activities.
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It isn't hard to understand a rule that, say, forbids a supervisor from making sexual or romantic overtures to junior staff members.
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The assertion that an election next November forbids honor this January is a joke, and the framers would have laughed at it.
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But their juju oath forbids the women from speaking to authorities, making it more difficult for police to take down the networks.
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The statute forbids the release of personnel records used to evaluate police officers, firefighters and corrections officers for continued employment or promotion.
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The partnership forbids either from making a material investment or acquisition in a wireless outfit for a year without the other's consent.
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The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act, or COPPA, forbids social media companies from collecting the data of children without explicit parental consent.
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I'm reminded of a sentence by the philosopher Emmanuel Levinas ... about the human face which, the moment you see it, forbids killing….
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Thai political party law does not bar parties from taking loans, but forbids acceptance of money, assets or interests from questionable sources.
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Israel forbids any official activity in Jerusalem by the Western-backed PA, saying it breaches 1990s interim peace deals with the Palestinians.
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Unlike Marxists, liberals do not see progress in terms of some Utopian telos: their respect for individuals, with their inevitable conflicts, forbids it.
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It said the First Amendment forbids a public official to operate in such a way on a platform used to conduct government business.
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As Floyd Abrams wrote, the free speech clause is "anticensorial," a negative liberty that forbids the government from abridging the freedom of speech.
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The emails were released just minutes before the start of France's campaign blackout, which forbids candidates from speaking publicly until voting is complete.
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A new bill forbids towns and cities from enacting similar statutes, but leaves an option open for the state Capitol to do so.
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The decision forbids Embraer's board of directors from signing the deal to create a joint venture on commercial aviation that Boeing would control.
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Though it might lead to more hateful trademarks in the future, the court said, the First Amendment forbids government from banning offensive speech.
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While it's unclear which law is at issue, federal law forbids campaign officials from soliciting or accepting "things of value" from foreign nationals.
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Florida's measure forbids law enforcement agencies and local governments from adopting such so-called sanctuary policies that limit cooperation with federal immigration authorities.
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Orlando's ex-wife forbids her from attending the funeral, not wanting anyone to know that Orlando was in love with a trans woman.
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The treaty also forbids Egypt from a military presence in the bordering Sinai Peninsula, which has helped militant and criminal groups flourish there.
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It won't be enough if only the European Union forbids producing killer robots or only the United States bans genetically engineering human babies.
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However, Rajoy has refused to even discuss the conditions under which such a vote could be held, insisting that the law forbids it.
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Just about every state forbids poll watchers from any conduct that might tend to intimidate voters —including approaching voters and challenging them directly.
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The Fair Chance Housing Ordinance, on the other hand, forbids landlords from checking criminal background or considering prior criminal convictions when selecting tenants.
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Health officials, for example, agreed to repeal a section of the department's rules that forbids public urination and defines it as a misdemeanor.
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This, despite the fact that the law specifically forbids CSE from targeting Canadians, or holding on to their information without a valid authorization.
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There is no law in India that explicitly forbids anyone from buying or selling sex toys, as long as the packaging isn't graphic.
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" Twitter's hateful conduct policy explicitly forbids "violent threats," noting that "you may not promote violence against or directly attack or threaten other people.
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That forbids advisors from charging different commissions for different products unless they qualify for exemptions, and is likely to undergo the most revisions.
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The UN attempt to curb Iran's nuclear program forbids Iran from developing nuclear warheads and buying or transferring missile technology from foreign countries.
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If your aestheticism forbids compulsive formalists from indulging in ridiculous kitsch for the sheer sake of genre exercise, give me the kitsch, please.
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How is she even telling her story at all, when she lives in a society that forbids her from either speaking or writing?
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The union sued GM last month to keep the plants open, arguing that their contract forbids the auto manufacturer from shuttering the plants.
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The simple answer is that decades-old State Department policy forbids official visits between high-level government officials from the U.S. and Taiwan.
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UAW sued GM last month to keep the four plants open, arguing that their contract forbids the auto-manufacturer from shuttering the plants.
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The Nevada parole board forbids parolees from associating with convicted felons and people who engage in criminal activity, or possessing guns and drugs.
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Though Facebook policy forbids the sale of guns on the platform, sellers use misleading listings for gun cases or boxes to sell weapons.
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Though Facebook policy forbids the sale of guns on the platform, sellers use misleading listings for gun cases or boxes to sell weapons.
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When he took Mr. Garner down, by the neck, he did not appear to be constrained by the patrol guide, which forbids chokeholds.
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All the borrowers had the status of IEG (Industries Electriques et Gazieres) employees which forbids any redundancy, except in case of serious misconduct.
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And so does the U.S. today, when it forbids American firms from operating abroad according to the corrupt practices common to other states.
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The ethics rule now forbids comments or actions that single out someone on the basis of race, religion, sex, disability and other factors.
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He also has to continue to abide by a clause in that agreement that forbids him from competing with WeWork for four years.
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Manfredo Marroquin, director of civil society organization Citizen Action, says President Jimmy Morales&apos administration violated Guatemalan law, which forbids accepting such gifts.
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Charlie Baker of Massachusetts signed a law on Monday that forbids doctors from writing opioid prescriptions for more than a seven-day supply.
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French law forbids national museums from selling anything in their collections, unlike many museums in the United States, which can de-accession works.
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WikiLeaks claimed on Twitter on Thursday that the push against him was a result of American pressure, because the Ecuadorean Constitution forbids extradition.
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Others could face related charges in connection with publicizing the terrorist attack, under a human rights law that forbids incitement of racial disharmony.
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Others could face related charges in connection with publicizing the terrorist attack, under a human-rights law that forbids incitement of racial disharmony.
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That treaty forbids any non-nuclear-weapon states that are signatories from building atomic weapons, and requires them to allow in international inspectors.
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Once, the memo said, Mr. Saidakhmetov threw out some of his mother's beauty products fearing they were made with pork, which Islam forbids.
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Chinese law forbids companies from hiring children under 16, but child models are usually paid in cash and do not sign formal contracts.
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During a press conference Monday, Hogan warned residents that they were breaking the state law that forbids crowds of more than 10 people.
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It also forbids euthanasia but says that a family or a patient can decide to stop using extraordinary means to keep people alive.
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In addition, the Supreme Court should hold that the Eighth Amendment's clause banning "cruel and unusual punishments" forbids public educators from striking students.
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Yet starting a political party was a major step for an organization whose longstanding position was that Islam forbids participation in electoral politics.
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Creon forbids this for his nephew, and on this score, he will listen to no one, certainly not to Antigone, his outraged niece.
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Chris Murphy violated the Logan Act that forbids Americans from conducting rogue negotiations with foreign governments in disputes with the U.S. #nine2noon pic.twitter.
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The legislation, which was passed in August, specifically forbids government agencies from using technology from Huawei and its smaller Chinese rival ZTE (ZTCOF).
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One of his original anecdotes would be especially appalling to a speechwriter: Trump apparently forbids staff to take notes at meetings with him.
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Brazilian law forbids the candidacy of anyone whose conviction has been upheld on appeal, as is the case with the charismatic former president.
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Idaho: Idaho Code 36-1101 forbids the use of drones to hunt, molest, or locate game animals, game birds, or fur-bearing animals.
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Finally, the law forbids sex offenders from using drones to photograph, follow, or make contact with an individual they are forbidden to contact.
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This law also prohibits weapons on drones and forbids the use of drones within a certain distance of airports and other "critical" facilities.
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HB 2412 forbids local governments from regulating drones with the exception of special events and when the drone is used by the locality.
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That's a violation of Ohio law, which forbids people who are not family members from touching a "regularly" nude or semi-nude dancer.
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It also forbids developers from using information they collect from Twitter to match it with other data about that user collected off Twitter.
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They had been accused of holding a gathering that blocked access to the council office, and violating a law that forbids some public assemblies.
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"The Russians take the position — you can like it or not like it — that their constitution forbids them to extradite Russian citizens," he said.
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But kosher meat industry advocates say it could still forbid all ritual slaughter in practice, because another provision forbids suspending animals before killing them.
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It's true that every president is audited every year, but there is no law that forbids them from releasing their returns while under audit.
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They will be issued a rule book that forbids them from fraternizing with players, and, in some cases, being too opinionated, or chewing gum.
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Penal Code section 632 forbids recording any "confidential communication" (defined more or less as any non-public conversation) without the consent of all parties.
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The settlements are considered illegal under international law because they purportedly violate the Fourth Geneva Convention, which forbids transferring of populations to occupied territories.
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The church took advantage of an obscure Dutch law that forbids police from interrupting services, and successfully stopped the deportation of an Armenian family.
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CityBridge says that it's worked with the mayor's office to devise a privacy statement that forbids sharing users' personal data with any third party.
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Federal law forbids the automatic removal of lax voters from the rolls, but states have a duty to keep their information up to date.
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To say the least, it forbids users to learn about the case, the misuse, and potentially even learn if they may have been affected.
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Hodson said she has also met girls who say their religion forbids them buying sanitary products who have bought nappies and cut them up.
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Protecting the Federalists' wealth was perhaps one of them; for example, the Constitution forbids states from printing paper money and thereby inflating their currency.
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Women do not compete in the Greco-Roman style, which forbids the use of legs to trip opponents and bans holds below the waist.
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The law forbids candidates and their staff from using campaign funds for personal expenses, such as gym memberships, family vacations and their children's tuition.
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Groups filing legal papers opposing Trinity Lutheran, including the American Civil Liberties Union, said government funding of churches is precisely what the Constitution forbids.
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The regulator also said in a separate online statement that it "strictly forbids shareholders from imposing inappropriate control over banks and seeking illegitimate interests".
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It was also clear that many Central Americans were seeking to take advantage of US immigration policy that forbids the immediate deportation of children.
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Given that Oral Roberts, a religious university, forbids premarital sex in its honor code, this seemed like a particularly pertinent question for its students.
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City of Hialeah, the court held that the First Amendment not only forbids obvious targeting of religious entities, it also "subtle departures" from neutrality.
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"I really embrace the idea that he tried it," Mr. Tykwer said, talking about Alan's unlikely affair in a country that forbids such things.
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Federal law also forbids the death penalty for crimes committed on tribal land unless the tribal government authorizes the punishment, which virtually none do.
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We've seen U.S. senators ask judicial and executive branch nominees about dogma—even though the Constitution explicitly forbids a religious test for public office.
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Because Apple forbids monitoring apps on its App Store, the apps were distributed to iOS devices via Apple's Enterprise Developer Program as a workaround.
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Mr Carl found that pubs in boroughs with faster-growing populations of Muslims, whose religion forbids drinking, were more likely to shut their doors.
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" She said the Supreme Court's compelled speech doctrine "forbids the commission from demanding that artists design custom expression that conveys ideas they deem objectionable.
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"It would be a much bigger deal if, as the quote might be read to imply, he thinks the Constitution forbids them," Vladeck added.
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She forbids others from being in the room during an interview because she had seen well-meaning relatives inject their own version of events.
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The plaintiffs in the case allege that those messages violate the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, which forbids robocalling and other uses of an autodialer.
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Ultimately, it will be up to Congress to pass changes to current election law, which already forbids foreign nationals from interfering in American elections.
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Article 35A forbids Indians from outside the state from permanently settling, buying land, holding local government jobs or winning education scholarships in the region.
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"The Russians take the position, you can like it or not like it, that their constitution forbids them to extradite Russian citizens," he continued.
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The prosecutors' statement cited a Swiss law that forbids intelligence gathering in the interest of a foreign state that harms Switzerland or its people.
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In fact, Hipaa, the federal privacy law protecting health care information, forbids him from disclosing the names of players who live in Validus facilities.
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Indiana forbids insurance to cover abortion, with exceptions to save the life or health of the mother, or in case of rape or incest.
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"Nkids" are narcissist children, though /r/raisedbynarcissists forbids all mention of them, because this is a place meant solely for talking about narcissist parents.
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It is that his vanity utterly forbids him to acknowledge that Russian meddling in the 2016 election contributed in any way to his victory.
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The company explicitly forbids listings of "Slide fire stock and weapons kits, such as: bump firing devices, stocks, and kits," according to its website.
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She said that an Ohio law already forbids the harassment of voters, suggesting that a court order to enforce that law was not needed.
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Albania Dispatch Depending on whom you ask, the People's Jihadists are Iran's government-in-waiting or a duplicitous terrorist cult that forbids sexual thoughts.
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In November, Twitter put into effect its political advertising ban, which forbids paid content referring to candidates, political parties, legislation, regulation, or ballot measures.
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So has virtually every top photographer and most top fashion designers, though discretion forbids Angela Hill and David Owen, the proprietors, from naming names.
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Clayton County, a crucial case in which the court will decide whether federal law forbids employers to discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation.
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Islamic finance forbids interest payments and transactions often require multiple title transfers of underlying assets, which can trigger double or even triple tax charges.
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Israel forbids its citizens from entering towns controlled by the Palestinian Authority, citing security concerns, and Palestinians generally need special permits to enter Israel.
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The promise of celibacy that priests make forbids all sexual partners, and what violates Catholic teaching isn't just gay sex but sex outside marriage.
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On the sidewalks, hard-luck people push baby strollers full of cans and bottles because the redemption center forbids the use of grocery carts.
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Kentucky: HB 540 permits commercial airports to design their own drone facility maps and forbids drone use in certain areas designated by said maps.
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New Jersey: The New Jersey State Park Service Policy forbids drone use on all areas managed by the State Park Service without prior authorization.
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The royal family has a long-standing tradition of staying out of politics, and electoral law forbids parties from using the monarchy in campaigns.
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The party has to distance itself from the former telecommunications tycoon because the law on political parties forbids outsiders from controlling or directing them.
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Well there is a glaring loophole in the immigration law that forbids border control from immediately deporting unaccompanied minors from Central America, non-contiguous countries.
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Centaline said the employee's comments don't represent the company's view; the bank said it strictly forbids the illegal flow of funds into the property market.
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The poster debate has spilled into social media, with conservatives arguing the Salafist position that Islam forbids exhibiting women's faces in public, even in posters.
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The law, which took effect instantly, forbids people from getting abortions after 15 weeks, even if the pregnancy is the result of incest or rape.
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Our state Constitution expressly forbids the secret cabal that planned this special session; it contains a Reconstruction-era amendment banning "secret societies" from the legislature.
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The move will enable it to apply for licenses that Chinese law forbids foreign-invested companies from owning, such as for securities and mutual funds.
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This distinguishes Scotland, which held a referendum agreed with London in 2014, from Catalonia, where Spain's Constitutional Court has said the 1978 constitution forbids secession.
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" Apple's App Store review guidelines for developers forbids apps that include "content that is offensive, insensitive, upsetting, intended to disgust, or in exceptionally poor taste.
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Section 280E of the Internal Revenue Code forbids businesses that traffic in controlled substances from deducting business expenses, apart from the cost of goods sold.
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He cited the Taliban code of conduct that forbids boys too young to grow beards from military camps, from performing jihad or staying with fighters.
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But in this case, his ire is not aimed at an institution that forbids interracial relationships but at religious institutions that oppose same-sex marriage.
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The state, for its part, argues that Miller only forbids "mandatory" schemes that automatically apply a sentence of life without parole to certain juvenile offenders.
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But the Constitution forbids something much more specific— and Trump's attempt to host foreign leaders at his personal resort is a pretty clear-cut violation.
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Ryan Tipping, a Democratic member of Maine's House of Representatives who sponsored the bill, noted in an interview that no major U.S. religion forbids vaccination.
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Notably, the role of FDR's imperious mother -- who forbids the couple to divorce, even after Eleanor learns of his infidelity -- is played by Jane Alexander.
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"Blued always forbids juveniles from logging on and using the app," it said in a statement on its verified account on China's Twitter-like Weibo.
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Japan's constitution forbids an emperor to abdicate before death so legal changes will be necessary for Akihito's wish to materialize—something the public greatly supports.
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Another salient moment in Harris' review is another comment from Strickler about specific rules Kickstarter has forbidding photo-realistic renderings (it also forbids product simulations).
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Auto-ISAC forbids government agencies from being privy to its vulnerability disclosures, meaning that the federal government could be cut out of the cybersecurity picture.
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Carver County Judge Kevin Eide closed the courtroom to cameras, microphones and sketch artists, expressing that the state forbids such coverage of paternity-related cases.
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Because that legal precedent forbids the indefinite detainment of children at the border, the administration is likely gearing up for a clash in the courts.
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Google allows users to report offensive predictive results, and has an autocomplete policy which forbids sexually explicit, violent, hateful or harmful suggestions from showing up.
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All the Chicago Convention forbids (at least in the traditional interpretation of the law) is taxing the jet fuel commercial aircraft carry on international flights.
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Mueller chose to reach no decision on whether Trump violated the law, due to a Justice Department policy that forbids the indictment of sitting presidents.
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It poses the question of whether states must provide aid to churches in at least some circumstances even if their state constitution forbids such assistance.
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" University Provost Lauren Robel said the school can&apost fire Rasmusen because the "First Amendment of the United States Constitution forbids us to do so.
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After all, the Japanese Constitution forbids the emperor from engaging in politics, and expressly stating a desire to abdicate would constitute an unambiguously political act.
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German law forbids continuous filming in public places, which means that drivers are not allowed to leave their dashcams running for hours at a time.
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"The EU forbids us everything, punishes us, reprimands us -- and the end result is unemployment and poverty," she said during the first televised campaign debate.
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The United Nations Charter, a treaty ratified by the United States, forbids attacking another sovereign country without Security Council permission or a self-defense claim.
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One of the clauses in the lease forbids any elected official in the federal government or Washington, DC, from holding or benefiting from the lease.
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She's horrified by Camille's reporting assignment and forbids her from talking about Ann and Natalie in her presence because she's still reeling from their disappearances.
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Reforms, desperately needed to fix outdated practices — 24-hour police shifts, poor evidentiary standards, a rule that forbids most police officers from conducting investigations — drifted.
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Jerry Brown signed a law on the day Janus was decided that forbids public agencies from communicating with their employees about union membership and dues.
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The university's lawyers said they were restricted by a North Carolina law that forbids the removal of monuments on public property, except in limited cases.
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All child-friendly content will be subject to the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act, or COPPA, which forbids tracking and targeting users 12 and under.
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But when we leave Candy, she finally starts showing some cracks after her father forbids her from seeing her son and even entering her house.
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The executive order, signed this week and made public on Thursday, forbids the use of tobacco, including electronic cigarettes, in all public spaces, even sidewalks.
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The Treaty also forbids any nation from claiming sovereignty over the moon and planets or even the space above their territory (unlike airspace, for example).
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HB 1013 permits drone use to photograph or video a traffic crash site, while HB 1246 forbids drone use to locate game during hunting season.
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The bill forbids California cops from providing release and other information that isn't publicly available in response to a request for notification from federal law enforcement.
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The abuse policy for Docs and other Google Drive services forbids users from publishing a range of content, from malware to hate speech to copyrighted material.
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The preparatory document for the Vatican&aposs 2019 meeting on the Amazon is by no means suggesting that women be ordained priests, which Catholic doctrine forbids.
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A European arrest warrant has been issued for them, but prosecutors said Britain would not ask Moscow to extradite Russian citizens because Russia's constitution forbids it.
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The company expressly forbids sellers from creating multiple accounts because it gives a single seller with multiple storefronts an unfair advantage over competitors with just one.
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The Kerala law, dating back centuries, forbids women of menstruating age from entering the temple as they are seen as impure and would offend the god.
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" The clause, Alito wrote, "simply forbids the use of nonvoting as the sole criterion for removing a registrant, and Ohio does not use it that way.
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The editor and publisher of one of Malaysia's last independent news organisations face jail under a rule which forbids certain content published with "intent to annoy".
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The constitution of 1992 forbids presidents from serving more than one five-year term, a safeguard against dictatorship, under which Paraguay suffered from 1954 to 1989.
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All of the drinks offered at the Original Cannabis Cafe were nonalcoholic since California law forbids alcohol and cannabis from being sold on the same premises.
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The Code of Conduct forbids users from accessing or promoting sexually explicit content, using hateful or racially offensive language, promoting illegal activities, or harassing other users.
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They are led by an aging monk, who beats Roman Catholicism into them with a whip and forbids their "demonic languages," forcing them to speak Spanish.
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Pictures of post-mastectomy scarring and breastfeeding are generally okay, as is nudity in art, but Instagram strictly forbids nipples on breasts outside of those guidelines.
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A lawyer for Brunetti told the justices that a provision of the Lanham Act that forbids registration of "immoral" or "scandalous" trademarks violates the First Amendment.
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Mosby's remarks, Rice alleges, broke the state's code of professional conduct, which forbids lawyers from making "an extrajudicial statement" they know will prejudice a court proceeding.
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Just ask Tesla drivers, who have learned that Elon Musk forbids them from using their electric vehicles to work for ride-hailing firms, such as Uber.
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German law forbids continuous filming in public places, which means that drivers are theoretically not allowed to leave their dashcams running for hours at a time.
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Lloyd says agency policy forbids staff from taking any actions to help a minor in ORR custody get an abortion unless he personally authorizes the procedure.
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The law forbids gender discrimination on campus, and courts have interpreted sexual assault as a form of discrimination because the fallout can interfere with students' education.
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However, regulatory issues surrounding a potential deal would be complex as Massachusetts forbids companies from operating more than one casino in the state, the report said.
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Last week, a district court ruled that Facebook's system is bound by an Illinois law that forbids the collection of biometric data without explicit user consent.
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German law forbids the use of of this salute, along with uniforms and flags, unless it is being used for arts or science, research or teaching.
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The religious edict forbids women from cycling because it's viewed as a practice that "exposes society to corruption" and "contravenes women's chastity," according to The Independent.
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Perhaps members of the West Virginia Capitol Police need a refresher course in the Constitution, which expressly forbids government from abridging the freedom of the press.
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The People's Bank of China has issued a notice (link in Chinese) on Monday that forbids "all types of currency issuance financing activities" of this sort.
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The judge noted that Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) regulation "forbids discriminating on the basis of 'gender identity' and 'termination of pregnancy'" under ObamaCare.
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" The new nondiscrimination policy forbids turning down a potential guest because of their "race, color, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, or marital status.
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CBS noted that Washington law states forbids an employer to "refuse to hire or promote, terminate, or demote, a woman" because of a pregnancy or childbirth.
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It is an edict that generally forbids banks from using their own capital to trade in securities or invest in hedge funds and private equity funds.
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In one instance, the Afghan ring leader explicitly forbids the driver to open the lorry's door despite loud banging and cries for help from the inside.
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Unlike chemical weapons, incendiary weapons are not entirely banned, but an international agreement signed by 113 nations forbids their use on areas with concentrations of civilians.
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The regulation forbids companies from sharing their European customers' personal data without explicit permission, and gives customers the right to delete their data at any time.
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Haslam said he decided to sign the counseling bill in part because it forbids denial of service to patients in danger of harming themselves or others.
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"He wrote on his channel page: "I cannot put spoilers for the 3rd episode of the 6th season of Game of Thrones, because HBO forbids it.
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The IAF, ironically, was celebrating the signing of the Outer Space Treaty, which forbids claims of ownership of celestial territory on behalf of a nation state.
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United States, two convicted domestic abusers are challenging the law that forbids them from owning guns, arguing that their crimes technically don't qualify as domestic assault.
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"You know, the Russians take the position — you can like it or not like it — that their Constitution forbids them to extradite Russian citizens," he said.
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He gives them new names and forbids them from falling in love, having children, taking "fake-world medicine," reading or writing, even using phones or mirrors.
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Individuals seeking orders of protection, or restraining orders, can ask the judge to include a provision that forbids the dissemination of private media to third parties.
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For his part, Wake also seems to be hiding dark secrets: he forbids his squire from entering the lantern room, where the light itself is stored.
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Thomas believes the Constitution's equal protection guarantee forbids such racial measures and, in a practical vein, argues that they stigmatize blacks, Latinos and other racial minorities.
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Furthermore, as of August 85033, 2016, the FDA forbids every technology company in the vapor technology industry from offering any innovation or change to their products.
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Trump faces several lawsuits over potential violations of the emoluments clause of the Constitution, which forbids members of the government from accepting payments from foreign governments.
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The authorities in Tokyo have pressed Lebanon to return Mr. Ghosn, a Lebanese citizen, though they acknowledged that Lebanese law forbids the extradition of a citizen.
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Premiums have skyrocketed as firms struggle to remain profitable in an environment in which the law forbids insurance from accounting for and incorporating assessments of risk.
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All of the drinks offered at the Original Cannabis Cafe were nonalcoholic since California law forbids alcohol and cannabis from being sold on the same premises.
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The tradition in question explicitly forbids carrying wine; you might think that your driver already showed disregard for it when he agreed to transport the wine.
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The bill sets a national standard for the labeling process — and forbids states from creating their own — and gives companies flexibility with how they label packages.
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International law forbids attacking buildings in northwestern Syria during wartime, but at least 60 health facilities in the area have been damaged in attacks since April.
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Trump once again violated a federal rule that forbids federal officials from commenting on jobs reports until at least one hour after the numbers are released.
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Hyde forbids the use of federal funds for abortions except in cases of life endangerment, rape or incest through federal-state Medicaid programs for low-income women.
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The revelation raises more questions about President Trump's relationship with the Constitution's emoluments clause, which forbids a president from receiving gifts and other payments from foreign states.
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That legislation forbids spontaneous protests in Katowice during the talks, and allows police to collect personal data on delegates without their consent, according to Human Rights Watch.
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The rules reinstate restrictions on most private travel to the country, with the exception of Cuban Americans, and forbids visitors from doing business with military-controlled institutions.
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Tech giant Salesforce has entered the debate over gun control in the US with a policy that forbids customers who use its software from selling certain firearms.
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NASEM's groundbreaking research wholly supports the ACLU's efforts in Maine, where we are currently challenging a state law that forbids qualified health professionals from providing abortion care.
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Of course, the Republican-controlled Congress is hostile to virtually all firearms regulation, and debate is usually short-circuited by claims that the Second Amendment forbids it.
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Orthodox Judaism forbids women from having contact with men during their periods at the end of which they have to take a ritual bath called a "mikvah".
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The government was simply reminding so-called biohackers of a long-existing law that forbids genetic engineering experiments outside of laboratories supervised and licensed by the state.
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The European Union forbids it for use in cosmetics, as does Canada; it also works nicely as a component in industrial-strength paint strippers and embalming fluid.
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Washington (CNN)Several members of the Supreme Court expressed skepticism Monday over the breadth of a federal law that forbids the registration for "immoral" or "scandalous" trademarks.
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Vietnam is a communist, single-party state that forbids any challenge to its leadership and where rights such as freedom of speech and religion are severely restricted.
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Under its (brief) terms of use, Chatroulette forbids users from showing or even offering to show nudity and asks that users be over the age of 18.
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Since Ireland forbids its doctors to perform a termination even in cases of rape or incest, it belongs in the second tier, alongside Venezuela, Somalia and Afghanistan.
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The plan also forbids false advertising of financial products, and prohibits non-financial companies from registering names including "finance", "asset management", "P2P", "payments", "fund", and "trading exchange".
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So the reason a powerful third-party candidate can't emerge here is that the US Constitution, when paired with the current party system, all but forbids it.
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The bill, which included language that forbids any foreign investment contracts without approval by the Parliament, was put forward without input from the president or prime minister.
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The Senate bill requires the FDA to receive safety reports from patients trying the drugs and forbids drug makers from charging more than the cost of production.
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Atwood paints in garish strokes intended to shock: This new society calls homosexuality "gender treachery" and forbids women to read, own property, or choose their own clothing.
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He emphasized that he was blocked from charging Trump with a crime by a standing DOJ policy, dating back to 1973, that forbids indicting a sitting president.
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However, the 1799 law that forbids such acts has never been successfully used in a prosecution, and doubts have been raised about whether the law is constitutional.
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While insisting on male succession, the current Imperial House Law laudably, and naïvely, forbids them, laying the burden of producing an heir squarely on the wife's shoulders.
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Research conducted for Cornerstone OnDemand found that under half of UK workers see opportunities to progress, and 11 percent say their employer forbids moves to other departments.
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He added that he was unable to make a definite conclusion about obstruction because Justice Department policy forbids a sitting president being charged with a federal crime.
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A group of local plaintiffs say that arrangement violates the First Amendment's Establishment Clause, which generally forbids Congress and the states from privileging one faith over another.
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Judges from Arizona to Mississippi to Wisconsin have declared over the years that the Eighth Amendment to the Constitution forbids incarceration in decidedly hot or cold temperatures.
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His estate, in granting performance rights, forbids amending the script, said Craig Smith, who plays Arturo Ui. "We didn't need to change a thing," Mr. Smith said.
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Rao, meanwhile, wrote a dissent arguing that the Constitution forbids Congress from investigating "illegal conduct by the President" unless that investigation takes place during an impeachment investigation.
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In response to calls for repatriation made as recently as 2016, Britain cited its own 1963 act that forbids the British Museum from disposing of its holdings.
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But that is besides the point, they argue, because the text of the law is clear when it explicitly forbids treating people differently because of their sex.
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Although new Italian legislation forbids the ship from entering a port without authorization, the Sea Watch 3's captain decided to move forward, citing an emergency situation.
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The treaty forbids the use of mines and other explosive devices placed on or under the ground, designed to detonate when a person accidentally steps on them.
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Though by far his most audacious move to date was to ignore a decades-old convention that forbids British broadcasters from screening live games on Saturday afternoon.
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The Affordable Care Act, President Barack Obama's proudest legislative achievement, forbids insurers to deny coverage or charge higher prices because of a person's medical condition or history.
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The company takes up to 2000 percent of every app purchase from the store, forbids developers from selling apps elsewhere and plays a role in setting prices.
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Discrimination against transgender people, the court ruled, was barred by Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which forbids discrimination on the basis of sex.
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Federal law forbids people who have been involuntarily committed to a psychiatric hospital and people found to be a danger to themselves or others from having guns.
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Moreover, the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment, which forbids government from making any law "respecting an establishment of religion," plays a special role in this context.
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It allows only union representatives to address new employees at their orientation meetings and forbids the agencies from disclosing even the time and place of such meetings.
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Near the end of 2013, the government enacted a law that effectively forbids any demonstration without official approval, with a maximum punishment of a year in prison.
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That complies with a federal regulation in the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act, which forbids companies from collecting data from children under 13 without a parent's approval.
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Despite these videos clearly being against YouTube's community guidelines, which forbids images of graphic violence and death, many of these videos remain up on YouTube for years.
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South Korea forbids transgender people from joining the military, but there are no specific laws about sexual reassignment surgery that occurs during the time spent in service.
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China forbids facilities with hazardous chemicals to operate less than two-thirds of a mile from public buildings and major roads, but the rules are often violated.
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By participating in the post, the employees are all defying Amazon's external communications policy, which forbids employees from speaking about the company's business without approval from management.
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Accordingly, Arizona now largely forbids localities from regulating away property rights without compensation, while Colorado curbs local laws that purport to restrict landowners' oil and gas rights.
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Starting Monday, many airlines around the world begin enforcing a new rule that forbids passengers from checking or carrying on "smart luggage" with non-removable lithium batteries.
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" But she held that the university will not fire Rasmusen over his comments "because the First Amendment of the United States Constitution forbids us to do so.
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The anonymous author noted that, while Ohio is an open-carry state, Quicken Loans Arena policy forbids weapons of any kind to be carried into the facility.
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But the U.S. Congress this year approved legislation that forbids the Pentagon from using magnets made in China, North Korea or Russia, further complicating the supply chain.
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If an agency rule is invalided by Congress, the law further forbids the agency from double dipping with any similar rules or guidance on the same subject.
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It forbids an American president from accepting anything of value from a foreign entity, without congressional consent, because that would open the door to bribery or extortion.
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For one, the sticky note wall was probably against the rules of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which forbids posting written materials in the subway system without permission.
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The New York Times notes that Success Academy's teacher handbook forbids behavior like Dial's, telling teachers not to yell at children, get frustrated, or shame their students.
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Why it matters: This is the farthest-reaching ban yet by any state, as it is the only restriction in the country that forbids all vaping products.
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In a blog post, Twitter reiterated its policy that forbids third-party organizations from using the company's public data or data products, like Gnip, for surveillance purposes.
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But if Trump is considering using his pardon power to undercut Mueller's Russia probe, he might be overlooking a clause in the Constitution that expressly forbids it.
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If finalized, it will tell schools how to apply the 1972 law known as Title IX, which forbids discrimination based on sex in schools that receive federal funding.
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The proposal explicitly forbids "monetary charges" for passengers, though that could mean participants might be required to sign up for a particular service or use a companion app.
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A centuries-old law, the Logan Act, forbids any US citizen acting without official US authority from influencing "disputes or controversies" involving the US and a foreign government.
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So, as far as they can see, while building such a machine would be a heroic feat of engineering, nothing in the laws of physics actually forbids it.
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Canon 33 forbids clerics in the church—bishops, priests and deacons—from having sexual relations with their wives and from having children, though not from entering into marriage.
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In the meantime, as her powers continue to develop, Moth must decide whether to pursue her dream of being a witch, or obey her mother, who forbids it.
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Their objective is twofold: to gather evidence of the crimes committed by their parents, and to change a law that forbids children from testifying against their own families.
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It forbids questioning voters "under the guise of the purported 'exit polling' or 'citizen journalist' operations organized and encouraged" by Stone and a group called Stop the Steal.
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That Vietnamese law broadly forbids internet users from organizing with, or training, others for anti-state purposes, spreading false information and undermining the nation-state's achievements or solidarity.
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A recent survey found that nearly 90 percent of Indonesians who understand the term LGBT feel "threatened" by the community and believe their religion forbids same-sex relations.
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Italian law forbids parties from accepting donations from foreign entities, and the opposition center-left Democratic Party (PD) demanded that Salvini appear in parliament to address the allegations.
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Indian law forbids the press from reporting the names and identities of rape victims, so Jyoti Singh became widely known as Nirbhaya, which means fearless one in Hindi.
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" However, the FBI contract seems to violate a key clause in Twitter's Developer Agreement, which specifically forbids using the provided data to "investigate, track or surveil Twitter's users.
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The Constitution forbids investigating a sitting president for crimes committed before the start of his term, but prosecutors are considering whether they should also seek to investigate Temer.
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The Price story has also thrust into the spotlight a 28500 law that forbids members of Congress from personally profiting from private information obtained through their congressional work.
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He rejects professionalism because it tempers self-promotion and forbids such grandiose claims as his insistence that he knows more about the Islamic State than any military general.
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The Price story has also thrust into the spotlight a 2012 law that forbids members of Congress from personally profiting from private information obtained through their congressional work.
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He didn't directly condone the use of contraceptives, but his comments were in direct violation of classic Catholic teaching which strictly forbids artificial efforts to stave off pregnancy.
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It also makes them agree to a nondisclosure arrangement that forbids them from even talking about the repurchase and waive any claims they might have against the company.
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Tom Price's investment's has also thrust into the spotlight the 2012 law that forbids members of Congress from personally profiting from private information obtained through their congressional work.
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Alas, their romance is star-crossed — or hammer-and-sickle-crossed — and her dad forbids it as one more too dangerous intimacy in a series full of them.
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Article 1, Section 85033 of the Constitution grants each chamber the right to punish its members for disorderly behavior but neither authorizes or forbids censure of the president.
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They argue in the bill that Mr. Murphy's use of the student funds violated the Student Senate code, which forbids spending student fees to support a political party.
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Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi is barred from the presidency by a clause in the military-drafted Constitution that forbids people with foreign relatives from holding the office.
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"Refusing to enter the military due to a religious faith which forbids bearing arms is considered a justified reason to refuse duty," the court said in its ruling.
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In addition to civil rights activists, corporations including Google and Apple have criticized the law, which forbids people from using restrooms that don't correspond with their birth genders.
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There's no real scrutiny over unfair hiring practices, even if this disregards Title VII, the Civil Rights Act that forbids employment discrimination based on race, age, and gender.
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The Allegheny County Sportsmen's League and Firearm Owners Against Crime noted that a state law forbids local governments from enacting stricter gun laws than those in place statewide.
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We see her dismantled, speaking less, becoming more opaque, pushing the camera away until the final scene, when she walks away from it and forbids us to follow.
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Colorado law forbids cannabis companies to give away products, so Ebbu offered samples for $1 to people who agreed to fill out an online questionnaire about their experiences.
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Colorado law forbids cannabis companies to give away products, so Ebbu offered samples for $1 to people who agreed to fill out an online questionnaire about their experiences.
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When I asked J why he would bring a gun onto a campus that expressly forbids it, he didn't hesitate for even a second before giving an answer.
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This starts the final unraveling: Marie finds out Trick is a drug dealer who lets Sarah try a line of coke, and then forbids him to see her.
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The altered rule, which forbids players from lowering their head before contact with another player, has been met with intense criticism from players, coaches and the news media.
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" "The amendment," Kennedy concluded, "withdraws from homosexuals, but no others, specific legal protection from the injuries caused by discrimination, and it forbids reinstatement of these laws and policies.
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The Constitution forbids the creation of new states or the transfer of one state's land to another without each state's consent, as well as the approval of Congress.
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Kim Reynolds of Iowa, a Republican, signed a law last March that forbids public universities to create free speech zones that are set aside for protests and demonstrations.
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He must act now to prevent another deadly flooding or mudslide by enforcing the National Protected Area law, which forbids construction in protected areas like those around Sugarloaf.
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The legislation, which has drawn condemnation from the European Union, bars judges from questioning judicial appointments made by the president and forbids them from engaging in political activity.
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"Welcoming city" is a politically correct term for saying that Gary forbids its law enforcement personnel from cooperating with federal immigration officials in the processing of illegal immigrants.
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The lease specifically forbids any elected official, including the president, from having an ownership interest in the hotel where he or she receives benefits while in elective office.
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The system of rent caps, which forbids landlords to charge more than 10 percent above the district average for a new rental contract, has many exceptions and loopholes.
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Mr. Erdogan tried last year to have Mr. Böhmermann criminally prosecuted, with help from Germany's government, under an 1871 law that forbids Germans from insulting heads of state.
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The emoluments clause of the Constitution forbids a president from profiting from foreign governments or receiving any money from the U.S. government except his or her annual salary.
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The emoluments clause of the Constitution forbids a president from profiting from foreign governments or receiving any money from the U.S. government except his or her annual salary.
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In the 1980s, Bob Jones University refused to admit students who engaged in or advocated for interracial dating because of its view that the Bible forbids such relationships.
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"I can even imagine a court with Garland on it chipping away at the four-decades-old rule that forbids limits on individual campaign expenditures," Professor Greene said.
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Because the Food and Drug Administration forbids alcohol companies to make health claims about products, breweries find other ways to indirectly communicate hard seltzer's better-for-you message.
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Their claims say Walmart violates Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which forbids companies to discriminate against employees based on their race, religion, ethnicity, or sex.
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He fired Zach Smith on July 23 after an Ohio judge issued a domestic violence protection order that forbids Smith from getting within 500 feet of his ex-wife.
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Alex, meanwhile, seems happy to be in the group, even though her anaemia may require her to have a life-saving blood transfusion, a procedure which the organisation forbids.
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The visual language that Tellart has invented for future-Dubai has stayed consistent across the years: a certain plush, high-gloss transparency that forbids hard edges and harsh colors.
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SafeSport's code of conduct explicitly forbids sexual misconduct, one-on-one meetings with minors, and certain "compromising" physical contact, such as laying or sitting on top of a gymnast.
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The country guarantees rights such as free sex-change operations and forbids discrimination on the basis of sexuality, in a region where some countries still have anti-sodomy laws.
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State law forbids prostitution in the more densely populated counties: it is illegal in Las Vegas and Reno, though that is where most sex-workers covertly ply their trade.
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Several lawsuits, including one from Democratic lawmakers, accuse Mr Trump of causing harm by violating the constitution's Emoluments Clause, which forbids American officeholders from accepting money from foreign governments.
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This area also happens to be largely a no-stopping zone, which by law forbids taxi or TNC vehicles from picking up or dropping off passengers along these curbs.
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But Mr Trump was not yet in office when Mr Flynn had these conversations; he was, in effect, undermining his own government's foreign policy, which the Logan Act forbids.
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This rule grants a higher level of civil rights and liberties to Hong Kong residents than those on the mainland, and also forbids the Chinese police from operating there.
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The treaty explicitly forbids any government from claiming a celestial resource such as the Moon or a planet on the basis that they are "the common heritage of mankind".
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The researchers therefore applied to the Brazilian government for permission to sell the drug, needing to overcome the strong influence of the Roman Catholic Church, which forbids artificial contraception.
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Washington (CNN)A federal judge blocked a Mississippi law on Friday that forbids abortion after the detection of a fetal heartbeat, as early as six weeks into a pregnancy.
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The Russian government claims the law doesn't discriminate, and that it's just protecting children, because the law forbids spreading propaganda about same-sex relationships or nontraditional relationships to children.
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The term has long stopped denoting any standard characteristics other than being young, preferably minor; Spanish law, for one, forbids the expulsion of anyone under 22005 years of age.
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Despite having nuclear technology, Iran has never pursued building or using nuclear weapons, which its religion forbids, the country's highest political authority, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, said earlier this month.
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According to the complaint, that's a violation of Illinois's Biometric Information Privacy Act, which forbids the collection of biometric identifiers like fingerprints or faceprints without a person's explicit consent.
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It's no secret that Huawei's in big trouble given its recent placement on the U.S. entity list, which forbids American companies from selling parts to the Chinese smartphone giant.
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To prevent such attacks, the Defense Information Systems Agency, which secures the White House and other military networks, forbids installing printers that anyone can connect to from outside networks.
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The FBI is continuing to investigate the Flynn matter, and could even end up prosecuting him under the Logan Act, which forbids unauthorized civilians from messing with U.S. diplomacy.
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"There is no law and regulation in China that forbids the online sale of e-cigarette yet," said Ou Junbiao, head of the Electronic Cigarette Industry Committee of China.
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Earlier this month, McDonald's CEO Scott Easterbrook was fired for having a relationship that violated company policy, which forbids employees from having a romantic or sexual relationship with subordinates.
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The main problem, said Naela Gabr, a senior diplomat who heads Egypt's official efforts to stem illegal migration, is Italian law, which forbids the involuntary deportation of unaccompanied minors.
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Barack Obama stands in opposition to the Supreme Court and international law, which forbids death as punishment for non-homicidal crimes, in supporting the death penalty for child rapists.
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"I knew that causing a campaign contribution to be made in the name of another was wrong and something the law forbids," D'Souza had said at his plea hearing.
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The Double Jeopardy Clause forbids the government for prosecuting a person more than once for the same offense, but courts have recognized what's known as the "separate sovereign" exception.
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The Texas Administrative Code forbids APRNs from prescribing medicines without a contract called a Prescriptive Authority Agreement, whereby a physician "delegates" his or her authority to write a prescription.
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The CVA forbids any state or local law-enforcement official from providing personal information or release dates for people in state custody, except for those convicted of certain crimes.
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The liberal wing of the Democratic Party has also expressed frustration over a DCCC policy that forbids awarding contracts to firms that support primary challengers running against incumbent Democrats.
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While Birthright forbids drinking alcohol during the majority of the trip with exceptions, Birthright has become known for liberal drinking and fostering a prevalent, sometimes toxic, hook-up culture.
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A European arrest warrant has been issued for the two suspects, but British prosecutors say they will not ask Moscow to extradite Russian citizens because Russia's constitution forbids it.
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On its website, the church currently urges readers to take its position on LGBTQ issues — namely, that "Scripture forbids sexual intimacy between members of the same sex" — in context.
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Italian law forbids parties from accepting donations from foreign entities and the opposition centre-left Democratic Party (PD) has demanded that Salvini appear in parliament to address the allegations.
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Although recent legislation forbids, at least temporarily, a wall across Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge, the much larger Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuge has no such exemption.
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The anti-terrorism law forbids people from participating in the visa waiver program if they have recently traveled to or are dual citizens of Iran, Iraq, Syria and Sudan.
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Legislation forbids digging down to excavate frozen mammoths, but anyone who purchases a license - a five-year permit costs 7,500 roubles ($131.49) - can gather mammoth remains from the surface.
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A court in southern Antalya Province on Friday found the boy guilty of sexual abuse under a law that forbids sexual conduct with children under the age of 33.
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It's all spelled out in California Penal Code 632 -- an invasion of privacy statute that essentially forbids the recording of a conversation without the knowledge/consent of both parties.
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In the statute, the phrase that forbids a president to fire the seven Fed governors without cause is attached to a sentence that sets their terms at 14 years.
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"Audible's actions — taking copyrighted works and repurposing them for its own benefit without permission — are the kind of quintessential infringement that the Copyright Act directly forbids," the complaint reads.
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Nothing in the House revision of the Johnson amendment forbids speeches, sermons, policy discussions or other activities that include electioneering from being posted on that webpage, streamed or tweeted.
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The administration claims the organization is in violation of the 1985 Kemp-Kasten Amendment, which forbids US funding of organizations that support or participate in forced sterilizations and abortions.
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The country guarantees rights such as free sex-change operations and forbids discrimination on the basis of sexuality in a region where some countries still have anti-sodomy laws.
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"There's no way also that the US or any other foreign government can 'singlehandedly' engage in a battle like Marawi because the Philippine Constitution forbids it," Conde told CNN.
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Other funds could go for Islamic education, where Morocco has succeeded in training male and female religious leaders across Africa in traditional Islam, which forbids murder, suicide and terror.
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The treaty explicitly forbids any government from claiming a celestial resource such as the Moon or a planet on the basis that they are "the common heritage of mankind".
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Any rule put forward by the administration is likely to be challenged in court by California and environmentalist groups that argue the law forbids agencies from weakening pollution standards.
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The emoluments clause of the Constitution forbids a president from profiting from foreign governments or receiving any money from the U.S. government except his or her annual salary. Rep.
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Danilo Gallinari LOVES skiing -- but he's got $65 MILLION reasons to stay away from the slopes ... telling TMZ Sports his huge NBA contract forbids him from hitting the mountain!!
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" The joint ethics statement of the International Brotherhood of Magicians and the Society of American Magicians forbids both "willful exposure" of magic methods and "unauthorized use of another's creation.
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Like many countries in Latin American, Brazil forbids the termination of pregnancies with a few exceptions, including in cases of rape and when the woman's life is at risk.
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In general, they wrote, large Latin crosses on public land run afoul of the First Amendment's Establishment Clause, which forbids the government from favoring one religious denomination over another.
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Finally, SB 3291 forbids cities, towns, and other municipalities from enacting regulations or restrictions on the drone use, with the exception of municipalities with more than one million residents.
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The language, however, forbids the Trump administration from using that money for purposes other than addressing the asylum surge, like building a border wall or adding more ICE beds.
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Apple forbids developers from using the face data for advertising or marketing, and from selling it to data brokers or analytics firms that might use it for those purposes.
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Today the Federal Trade Commission announced that it has successfully obtained a preliminary injunction that forbids Croft from telling unsuspecting consumers that the FTC hired him to conduct tech support.
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And on Friday, the NFL placed Brown on the Commissioner Exempt list, which forbids him from attending practices and games on a temporary basis while the league investigates the case.
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Apple's developer program license agreement changes periodically and something like this clause, which forbids reviews or screenshots of beta products, can be in one version and disappear from the next.
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The new legislation, which requires websites to obtain a license from the government, also forbids journalists from filming in prohibited areas but doesn't clarify or elaborate on what that entails.
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Dutch net neutrality became law in 2012 and forbids zero-rating services on the grounds that they may harm competition, especially for data-heavy services like streaming audio and video.
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McAleenan blamed immigration laws and court rulings that don't allow the US to quickly deport Central Americans and forbids authorities from detaining families with children for more than 20 days.
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Alabama — which held that "the Eighth Amendment forbids a sentencing scheme that mandates life in prison without possibility of parole for juvenile offenders" — in the specific way that Malvo seeks.
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I suppose the Justice Department could create its own formula and use it to determine where to send Observers, but that's akin to making law, which the constitution expressly forbids.
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The Social Democrats also sued the as of yet unknown operators of the Facebook pages for libel and for failing to comply with Austria's media law which forbids anonymous publishing.
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Another officer, Lieutenant Darnice Harris, said it was refreshing to be honest about that kind of thing, because, normally, policy forbids staff from even describing the conditions to their friends.
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Both Choudary and Rahman say they abide by a "covenant of security" which forbids Muslims from carrying out attacks in non-Muslim lands where their lives and wellbeing are protected.
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It's unclear what these most serious policies are, but one is Facebook's "dangerous organizations and individuals" policy —which forbids users from promoting terrorism, organized hate, mass murder, and human trafficking.
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Tew had told The Associated Press in March that he didn&apost expect a plea agreement because Sadler is an avid hunter and federal law forbids felons to possess guns.
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Guns in America The measure, approved 62-36 on Tuesday with both Republican and Democratic support, would change the current law that forbids anyone under age 14 from using handguns.
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In March, North Carolina passed House Bill 2, a law that forbids transgender people and students from using public bathroom and locker room facilities that correspond to their gender identity.
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But as the Texas Tribune reports, their generosity has been met with rejection due to a 19th century law: The Antideficiency Act, which forbids government agencies from accepting private donations.
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If your employer forbids (or even discourages) shorts, maybe it's time to put on a dress -- the same kind that's well within the dress code for women in your office.
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Federal immigration law allows the president to exclude people who could be "detrimental" to American interests but requires findings related to who might be dangerous and forbids nationality-based discrimination.
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"The government did precisely what the Fourth Amendment forbids: it entered Ganias' premises with a warrant to seize certain papers and indiscriminately seized - and retained - all papers instead," he wrote.
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First spotted by The Points Guy, the new offering gets rid of seat assignments and elite-qualifying miles, forbids paid upgrades and flight changes, and bans overhead carry-on bags.
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Another law forbids participating in any decision with a predictable effect on the finances of an organization where you sit on the board, even if the board position is unpaid.
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Chicago's 75-year lease of its downtown parking meters to a Wall Street-led consortium forbids the city from building competing parking lots for the entire duration of the contract.
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Just to make sure, it has trained bureaucrats to "explain" the charter to voters, but it forbids civilians from campaigning against it, on pain of a ten-year prison sentence.
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The strikes on the Aleppo rebels seem to have achieved little beyond stirring a political row in Iran, whose constitution forbids the establishment of any kind of foreign military base.
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In the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh in 2013, district officials made hundreds of women undergo virginity tests before taking part in a mass wedding, although Indian law forbids this.
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Most of those battles involve Section 1373, a provision in federal law that forbids state and local governments from barring their employees from providing immigration status information to the feds.
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Meanwhile, during that Thursday event, Trump was quizzed about legislation in North Carolina that forbids people to use public bathrooms that don't correspond with the gender on their birth certificates.
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Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah last week denied any involvement in drug trafficking and said Hezbollah had a very clear religious and moral stance which forbids drugs and drug trading.
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Shashi Batra, the founder and chief executive, who once worked at Sephora, often cites the statistic that Europe has banned 1,400 cosmetic ingredients, while the United States forbids only 11.
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The school holds students to a rigid "Honor Code" that forbids, among other things: fornication, alcohol, having members of the opposite sex in your home past curfew, tea, and beards.
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Even as one of his political allies was insisting, "There is no question of a third term because the Constitution forbids it," Mr. Kabila was maneuvering to extend his tenure.
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The bill forbids any class representative who was previously a client of the class lawyer, thus standing in the way of institutional investors hiring experienced lawyers in securities class actions.
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The federal law barring employment discrimination, Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, forbids employers from treating workers unequally on the basis of race, color, religion, sex or national origin.
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But unlike her fellow electeds, she has one more thing on her to-do list: changing the 181-year-old rule that forbids her from wearing her headscarf to work.
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While the number of warheads and launch vehicles is limited by the treaty, nothing in it forbids upgrading the weaponry or replacing older arms with completely new and deadlier ones.
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Jerome Lefkowitz, a labor lawyer and mediator who helped draft the Taylor Law, which grants New York public employees collective bargaining rights but forbids them from striking, died on Dec.
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The manager, who asked that his name not be used because his fund forbids employees to speak to the news media, buys his stock from Sang Lee Farms in Peconic.
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Trump's ownership of hotels, including one near the White House, has been challenged as a violation of a constitutional provision that forbids a president from taking payments from foreign governments.
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Hezbollah forbids its fighters to speak with outsiders, but through an acquaintance I met two fighters in April who agreed to speak on the condition that I concealed their identities.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Despite having nuclear technology, Iran has never pursued building or using nuclear weapons, which its religion forbids, the country's highest political authority, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, said on Wednesday.
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A group of outside advocates recently argued in a letter to congressional leadership that the transition contravenes an appropriations rider that forbids the administration from spending money on the transition.
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At issue was the meaning of Title 7 of the Civil Rights Act, which forbids discrimination because of "sex" but does not specifically refer to gender identity or sexual orientation.
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So there's little doubt why New York City changed its gun rules — or why the state passed a law that effectively forbids the city from ever reinstating its old rules.
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The law forbids social media companies like Facebook and TikTok from collecting the data of children under 13 years of age without the express consent of their parents or guardians.
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There were dozens of volunteer roles for parents at our school — including serving as the "greeter" for the bus — but the district forbids parents to actually set foot on it.
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Although Haitian law forbids Presidents to hold consecutive terms, they are permitted to run again after a five-year break, and Martelly clearly intends to hold on to his influence.
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In a statement released Wednesday, City of Perth said it acted on the grounds of a local law that forbids camping or erecting tents and similar structures on government property.
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Twitter has a policy that forbids users from "portraying another person in a confusing or deceptive manner," but the social network is notorious for its selective enforcement of its own rules.
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A veto 'in the public interest' Current state law, which Kasich signed in 2011, forbids abortions of what the statute calls viable fetuses, or fetuses that can survive outside the womb.
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Some supporters of the legal motion had not initially been confident of success since there is no clause in Bermuda's constitution that explicitly forbids discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation.
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"We're supposed to keep everything in house," said the teacher who also didn't want to use to use her name, saying school policy forbids her from independently talking to the press.
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Newman rotates between Lou, an unnamed acting student, and Creon — Antigone's uncle and the king of Thebes, who forbids the burial of her brother and rebel soldier, on pain of death.
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"I knew that causing a campaign contribution to be made in the name of another was wrong and something the law forbids," D'Souza said during a court hearing, according to Newsday.
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He pastors in the African Methodist Episcopal Church, which forbids same-sex marriage, and said that Buttigieg got a negative reaction when he was brought up at a recent ministerial roundtable.
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One of Clinton's more specific policy pledges on reproductive rights is her commitment to repealing the Hyde amendment, a legislative rider that forbids federal money from being used for abortion services.
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Though Ohio is an open carry state, which allows for the open carry of guns, the hosting venue—the Quicken Loans Arena—strictly forbids the carry of firearms on their premises.
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The letter is illegal, because I have a "communications ban" that forbids me from sending letters of [sic] making phone calls so I'm writing and delivering this letter in clandestine ways.
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However, challengers potentially could argue that the expanded ban violates the federal Immigration and Nationality Act, which forbids the government from discriminating based on an individual's nationality when issuing immigrant visas.
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After blowing a kiss to her ex during the interview, she denied rumors that the former couple have a confidentiality agreement that forbids her from talking about him or their relationship.
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Much of that opposition, as I have written previously, centers on Francis's tacit acceptance of the practice of granting communion to couples in second marriages, because the Catholic Church forbids divorce.
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Fishing for Antarctic toothfish is governed under the Convention for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources, which forbids gillnet fishing and imposes strict rules on catches in the Southern Ocean.
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Still, Calo says the game's creators would have a strong First Amendment defense, and Pokémon Go's user agreement explicitly forbids users from entering private property without permission, giving it some cover.
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It forbids the publication of photographs of survivors of violent crimes, including terrorist attacks, without their permission, on the ground that to do so "seriously infringes" their right to human dignity.
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"The Manu Smriti (an ancient Hindu legal text) forbids lower castes from sporting mustaches, wearing colorful or good clothes," says D. Shyam Babu, a senior fellow at Center for Policy Research.
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The ruling noted that the Voting Rights Act specifically forbids using paper errors and omissions to bar an otherwise qualified voter from casting a ballot, which is effectively a literacy test.
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Trump has also likely violated the emoluments clause of the Constitution, which forbids the president, without formal authorization from Congress, from taking anything of value from foreign governments or their agents.
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Despite the prevalence of non-native 'rikishi', or wrestlers, the sumo association forbids foreign nationals from becoming sumo master, or 'oyakata' - a title that successful wrestlers often seek after they retire.
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This designation freezes a company's U.S. assets and forbids U.S. nationals from doing business with them, while the extra-territorial nature of the Treasury's secondary sanctions also inhibits broader global trade.
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Some of the bridges can still be crossed on foot, but Islamic State forbids passage to those they suspect of fleeing to the government side, especially those with women and children.
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He argued that the prison's policy violated federal religious-discrimination laws as well as the First Amendment's Establishment Clause, which forbids government officials from elevating one faith or denomination above another.
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The country's male guardianship system forbids women from getting a passport, marrying, traveling or accessing higher education without the approval of a male guardian — usually their husband, father, brother or son.
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In each case, the carefully managed tensions of the plot invite you to be excited, while the bleakness of the historical facts at once dares and forbids you to enjoy yourself.
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Brokers and insurance executives say it has become more difficult to walk into schools freely in recent years — the Los Angeles Unified School District, for instance, strictly forbids soliciting on campus.
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The Magnuson–Moss Warranty Act forbids these types of policies, as well as the warranty-void-if-removed security stickers that are placed over screws or seams in video game consoles.
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A new law forbids the city from using unclaimed bodies as educational cadavers without the written consent of the next of kin, unless the deceased was already a registered body donor.
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It's raised by the simple fact of your breaking the law, including the federal law that forbids taking even small amounts of medical marijuana across state lines for your personal use.
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"People like me in their 40s and 50s — we think about our child," said the investor, who gave only her family name, Lee, because her employer forbids speaking to the media.
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The government forbids handling of classified information, which may or may not be marked that way, outside secure government-controlled channels, and sometimes prosecutes people who remove it from such channels.
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"People like me in their 40s and 50s - we think about our child," said the investor, who gave only her family name, Lee, because her employer forbids speaking to the media.
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It's the largest fine ever collected under the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), which forbids collecting data from children under the age of 13 without explicit consent from their parents.
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And PayPal's acceptable use policy also forbids "certain sexually oriented materials or services," which, as Vice points out, is murky enough phrasing to give PayPal leeway to make decisions like this.
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But tradition in a sport that began more than 1,500 years ago forbids women from entering the ring as the space is sacred and any female presence is considered a pollutant.
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At the forum, he was asked about the Food and Drug Administration's blood donation policy that forbids men who've had sex with a man in the last year from giving blood.
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It explicitly allows the attorney general to use information collected under Section 702 for domestic crimes that have nothing to do with national security and forbids judicial review of that decision.
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Outside an armed conflict, U.S. actions must comply with international human rights law, which forbids the use of lethal force unless necessary to respond to an imminent threat to human life.
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Critics have argued that patronage of Trump's properties from foreign officials and domestic political organizations including Republican groups constitute violations of the constitution's Emoluments Clause, which forbids gifts to public officials.
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" But another part of the law forbids discrimination "because of the person's race, sex, nationality, place of birth or place of residence," but only "in the issuance of an immigrant visa.
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In the pending Supreme Court case asking whether federal law forbids discrimination against gay employees, L.G.B.T.Q. advocates emphasized precedent from Justice Antonin Scalia, a celebrated conservative, on how to interpret statutes.
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Berie, the protagonist of this stunning début, recalls her decision, at nineteen, to join the Ash Family, a community in the North Carolina mountains which forbids possessions, romantic relationships, and children.
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Alabama lawmakers want to force chemical castration on people convicted of sex crimes against young children — which would seemingly run afoul of the constitutional amendment that forbids cruel and unusual punishment.
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A Brazilian congressional commission on Wednesday recommended a bill that forbids authorities from blocking popular messaging applications, just two days after a judicial order left 100 million Brazilians without Facebook's WhatsApp.
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This means Facebook is getting a sweetheart "deal" to pass on to publishers because normally Apple forbids apps from including links to their subscription checkout pages to bypass the 30 percent tax.
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After Duncan used grant programs to push states to adopt Common Core standards and change the ways they evaluate teachers, the law strictly forbids future education secretaries from that kind of meddling.
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You may not like automatic rifles or 2nd Amendment maximalists, but there's nothing in YouTube's content guidelines that forbids a channel from posting reviews of AR-15 accessories, let alone homemade slingshots.
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Huawei has cancelled its planned launch of a new laptop due to a recently imposed U.S. ban that forbids the company from buying parts from U.S. companies without a special government approval.
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