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Meanings of absolute prohibition in anglès
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Usage of absolute prohibition in anglès
1
No tariff short of absoluteprohibition can prevent these evil consequences.
2
There was also growing indifference to the torture of enemy soldiers, despite its absoluteprohibition.
3
A fixed and suitable dietary for criminals, together with an absoluteprohibition of intoxicating drinks.
4
A suitably qualified permission, as every statesman knows, may produce the social effects without producing the irksome pressure of an absoluteprohibition.
5
Yet the absoluteprohibition of foreign travel, or the exclusion of strangers, is impossible, and would appear barbarous to the rest of mankind.
6
Napoleon, supremely devoted to the development of the manufacturing resources of France, encouraged those manufactures by the almost absoluteprohibition of the rival articles.
7
But the goal to be kept in sight can only be absoluteprohibition of the manufacture, sale, and importation of all alcoholic liquors for beverages.
8
There could be "legitimate transfers", she said, because the US believes the United Nations resolution on Libya overrides "the absoluteprohibition" on arms shipments.
9
Those different restraints consisted sometimes in high duties, and sometimes in absoluteprohibitions.
10
These different restraints consisted sometimes in high duties, and sometimes in absoluteprohibitions.
11
Even between neighboring English colonies trade was hampered by restrictions or absoluteprohibitions.
12
Absoluteprohibition is the law of that community.
13
The exportation of the materials of manufacture is sometimes discouraged by absoluteprohibitions, and sometimes by high duties.
14
The exportation, however, of the instruments of trade, properly so called, is commonly restrained, not by high duties, but by absoluteprohibitions.