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This would also include the strict prohibition of mixed bathing or public swimming.

Warsaw has been under strict prohibition for four days.

The shelter has a strict prohibition against men sleeping over, but in this case she makes an exception.

Alcohol is also available here despite strict prohibition.

There is a strict prohibition against eating the totem.

In the holiday season many bend the strict prohibitions that the Saudis impose.

Furthermore, I am convinced that stricter prohibitions will actually increase the influence of organised crime.

Decision on the strict prohibition against prostitution and whoring.

Then, after years of resistance, several airlines decided to relax strict prohibitions against using cell phones.

These licenses often include strict prohibitions on taking the software apart, or reverse-engineering it.

For once, he acted promptly and decisively, putting a strict prohibition on any trade with the Maya lands.

Many Atkins dieters point out the difficulty of adhering to the strict prohibitions.

My mother had warned me against watching fights behind the Co-op, but it wasn't a strict prohibition because I knew she wouldn't be there.

No raising agent may be used due to the strict prohibition of even the appearance of a leavening effect.

Ward was known for his strict enforcement of saloon regulations, which he considered a better alternative than strict prohibition.

The isolation has caused problems with morale, as has Saudi Arabia's strict prohibition on alcohol.

Most significantly this use means that (as with set theory) there is a strict prohibition on self-belonging; a set cannot contain or belong to itself.

Although there is no movement to ban body checking or to increase scoring, the league's general managers are seriously considering a stricter prohibition against fistfighting.

Winemaking flourished until the State of Georgia adopted a strict prohibition law, and the vineyards were cut down to make room for farming.

The Supreme Court declared the amendment unconstitutional in 1883, but the Iowa legislature then passed another very strict prohibition law.

Alcohol is a lethal drug for all drivers, calling for the strictest prohibitions in a transit system that serves 3.5 million riders daily.

"Depressed mothers tend to issue strict prohibitions, rather than showing or telling the child what to do," said Dr. Gelfand.

A Western takeover of the mass media, with strict prohibitions against the dissemination of extreme Serb nationalism.

The rules at municipal beaches range from higher parking fees charged to nonresidents, an issue the ruling doesn't address, to strict prohibitions against their entry.

There will be strict prohibitions on any reporting of future operations or postponed or canceled operations, the document further states.