prohibitions

英 [ˌprəʊɪˈbɪʃənz]

美 [ˌproʊəˈbɪʃənz]

n.  (尤指通过法律的)禁止，阻止; 禁令; 禁律; (美国1920至1933年的)禁酒时期
prohibition的复数

双语例句

• Those prohibitions are hallmarks of the net neutrality concept.
  这是网络中立概念的核心原则。
• The rules even include outright prohibitions on non-Chinese suppliers for some security products.
  中国的规则甚至包括彻底禁止海外供应商提供某些安全产品。
• In some countries, although not in the United States, access laws include specific prohibitions on withholding certain categories of information.
  在一些国家但不包括美国信息自由法具体规定禁止将某些类型的信息保密。
• In the event of any inconsistencies between the original regulations and the prohibitions, the latter shall prevail.
  原有规定与本禁令不一致的，以本禁令为准。
• But many people still retain prohibitions against work as to interfering with the luck of the New Year.
  不过，很多人还是坚持不工作，认为此时工作会影响新的一年的运气。
• Prohibitions on ear piercings will also be eliminated, as long as the holes are not too obvious.
  有耳孔的人仍然不能参军，但耳孔已不明显者也将不受限制。
• Under the House bill, the prohibition on denying coverage would begin one year earlier in2013, with similar prohibitions on higher premiums based on pre-existing conditions or gender.
  根据众议院的法案，禁止拒绝向客户提供保险的条款将早一年于2013年开始施行，禁止基于被保户已有的健康状况或者性别而收取更高保费的类似条款同时施行。
• We should also strive to avoid committing sins and prohibitions.
  我们还应该努力避免犯罪和违反安拉的禁令。
• Prohibitions cover things that you may not do with a work.
  禁例涵盖了您不能对一个作品所做的事情。
• The government should execute orders and proclaim prohibitions to those practicing corruption.
  对这些腐败行为政府一定要令行禁止。