Being unable to directly prohibit the sale of white phosphorus matches, shown to be poisonous, the U.S. Senate voted to set a high sales tax on the product.

A simple bill can directly prohibit the misbehavior, authorize Federal injunctions and damages and still guard against making every neighborhood dust-up a Federal offense, as some justices in the majority said they feared.

The first five of these rules directly prohibit harming other people.

The Act directly prohibits discrimination on account of gender, religion, race, age, and national origin in any program created under the Act.

Britain demanded that Lugovoy be extracted, against the Constitution of Russia directly prohibiting extradition of Russian citizens, and without handing Russia any evidence related to the case.

According to Consumer Watchdog, California's labor code directly prohibits coercive communications, including forbidding employers from "tending to control or direct" or "coercing or influencing" employees' political activities or affiliations.

We have no doubt that a law that directly prohibited such intimidating conduct would be constitutional, but this ordinance broadly covers a significant amount of additional activity.

The Terms of Service from many games where this is possible, directly prohibits this activity.

During Shabbat, the Oral Torah directly prohibits thirty-nine activities.

For example, Article 21 of the Italian Constitution does in fact guarantee freedom of information, but it also directly prohibits publications that are contrary to public morality.