| In 2003, however, a federal appeals court upheld a lower-court ruling that required MasterCard and Visa to eliminate their prohibitory rules. |
| They might not bring in totally restrictive and prohibitory provisions because they know the Minister will not approve them anyway. |
| A prohibitory injunction against a media organization is the measure which constitutes the most serious limitation of its freedom. |
| Banking transactions and bookkeeping were well developed, and some prohibitory rules were enacted against capitalist excesses. |
| Nearly 206 years ago, the British regime issued the first prohibitory orders against shooting birds. |
| Without strong prohibitory measures, this diabolic spirit disseminated by television channels cannot be done away with. |
