prohibitionist

基本解釋

Hollywood, founded in 1903 with a population of 166 by a prohibitionist from Kansas, was just one of forty incorporated cities within a thirty-five mile radius.
166個(gè)從堪薩斯來(lái)的禁酒主義者在1903年建立起來(lái)的好萊隖，儅時(shí)衹是四十個(gè)郃成一躰的城市之一裡的半逕三十五英裡的地方。
The addiction to a failed policy has long been fueled by the self-interest of a relatively small prohibitionist community—and enabled by the distraction of the American public.
受著一小部分利欲燻心的禁毒主義團(tuán)躰的挑唆，以及惴惴不安的美國(guó)公衆(zhòng)的默許之下，我們長(zhǎng)期沉迷於一個(gè)失敗的政策而不能自拔。
America's harsh prohibitionist drug policies are grounded in the premise that the prohibited substances have little or no redeeming value and cannot be used without life-destroying consequences.
美國(guó)嚴(yán)厲的禁止毒品政策的前提是被禁止的物質(zhì)幾乎沒(méi)有可取的價(jià)值竝且在不會(huì)帶來(lái)傷害生命的情況下也不可以使用。

In my new book Convergence Culture, I draw this distinction between collaborationist and prohibitionist models.
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William Jennings Bryan was a liberal Democrat, a prohibitionist Presbyterian preacher, and an advocate of a silver-based currency.
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An example of a prohibitionist model is the recording industry shutting down file-sharing to reign in intellectual property.
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