Censorship Feared The 1965 legislation that created the two agencies expressly prohibits interference with the content of the work the endowments subsidize.

The constitution prohibits arbitrary interference with privacy, family, home, or correspondence.

One such case was Gilbert v. Minnesota (1920) which dealt with a state law prohibiting interference with the military's enlistment efforts.

The second prohibits interference in union representation rights.

Certain civil servants have statuses that prohibit executive interference; for instance, judges and prosecutors may be named or moved only according to specific procedures.

The agreement would have prohibited French interference in Germany.

The wreck was one of those designated under the Protection of Military Remains Act 1986, which prohibits interference with the site by divers.

"You should know that the Prime Directive prohibits interference in the normal development of any society," Kirk said.

A number of offences frequently encountered in the field of public order prohibit interference with a police officer in the execution of his duty.

The order," Kirk explained to Christopher, "prohibits interference with the normal development of alien life and alien societies.