legal inhibition

The Labour Party is in favour of loosening the tax and legal inhibitions that stop people renting spare rooms.

We will not install barriers but we cannot guarantee that existing cultural or legal inhibitions can automatically be dismantled.

"I've never seen a region so accepting of such activities; there are no moral or legal inhibitions," said Mr. Scheer, a 63-year-old Brooklyn native whose resume includes 15 years with the Bally Manufacturing Corporation marketing slot machines and other gambling products in America, Australia and Asia.

Gregory the Great, interestingly, seems to represent the survival of an older tradition in upholding the civil rights of Jews within the community defined by Roman law rather than by religion; but such a survival could not long resist the powerful pressures towards conformity where Roman legal inhibitions were less strong.