Synonyms for prohibiting
pro·hibit·ing

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1. List of paraphrases for "prohibiting":

   banning, prohibit, prohibition, forbidding, ban, outlawing, prohibits, proscribing, prohibited, barring, bans

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1. Amanda Priest:

   Following the court's adverse ruling, the Attorney General immediately filed an appeal to the Eighth Circuit, amanda Priest continues to defend Arkansas law protecting women's health by requiring a board certified or eligible OBGYN to perform an abortion, as well as Arkansas laws that( protect) unborn life by prohibiting abortions after 18 weeks and at any time if based on a Down Syndrome diagnosis.

2. The ACLU:

   We have heard reports that Catholic bishops are prohibiting Catholic charities from allowing teens in their care to access critical services like contraception and abortion- even if the teenager has been raped on her journey to the United States or in a detention facility.

3. Rajan Bhagat:

   A court has passed (an) order prohibiting the publication and transmission of the interview till further orders, he (Mukesh) had made offensive and derogatory remarks against women, creating an atmosphere of fear and tension with the possibility of public outcry.

4. The University:

   The law added restrictions such as new ID requirements for voting by mail, limiting who can return a completed mail-in ballot, prohibiting the use of non-profit and private funds to conduct elections, expanding partisan observation power during ballot tabulation and creating additional restrictions for drop box use, CNN previously reported.Cannot wait for Washington : How voting rights activists are navigating new restrictions ahead of November elections.

5. Martin Buck:

   There is talk in some areas of Berlin of prohibiting it, But can you really prevent people from using their privately owned homes as they want? It raises a whole lot of constitutional and human rights questions.