Sentences with phrase «prohibiting alcohol sales»

And the ABC reported on policy advocates saying a new register prohibiting alcohol sales to problem drinkers at a pub in the NT was just another «banned drinker register» — a measure scrapped by the Government in 2012.

The exemption to the rule prohibiting alcohol sales within 100 feet of a school is the first of its kind for the village, officials said.

Not exact matches

Located just over the border in Windsor, Canada, Canadian Club was able to continue legally producing whisky between 1920 and 1933 when the sale of beverage alcohol was prohibited in the United States.

«We want to remind the public that the sale of alcohol within 500 meters of a polling station is prohibited.

Town of Neversink propositions: Soon after Prohibition ended, the Sullivan County town prohibited the sale of alcohol after the construction of a new reservoir brought in large numbers of temporary workers.

New York is joining more than 20 other states in prohibiting the sale of powdered alcohol.

Governor Abdulfatah Ahmed of Kwara State has signed a bill prohibiting production, sale, and consumption of alcohol in certain areas.

Examples of adult alcohol policies include higher alcohol taxes, having fewer outlets licensed to sell alcohol, bans on happy hours, restricted hours of alcohol sales, and laws prohibiting service to intoxicated adults.

As the complaint notes, if the one share rule were applied strictly and consistently, alcohol distribution and sale would be effectively prohibited in the state.

Now I'm not averse to the occasional tipple and in this part of the world that means Jack Daniels, so a trip to the distillery in Moore County was a great event, but somewhat ironic as this is a «dry» county where sales of alcohol are prohibited!

Kentucky's confusing alcohol laws result in a patchwork of counties that are dry, prohibiting all sale of alcoholic beverages; wet, permitting full retail sales under state license; and «moist,» occupying a middle ground between the two.

Although Christmas Day alcohol sales are prohibited in smaller Georgia cities, cities with more than 400,000 residents may allow alcohol sales after 12:30 PM on Christmas.

The county is known as a prohibition or entirely dry county, which means the sale of alcohol is prohibited.