91.   The settlement would prohibit tobacco companies from advertising with cartoon characters, on billboards or clothing and through sponsorships of entertainment events.

92.   The settlement, which relates to these ads, prohibits the company from misrepresenting the availability of any microprocessor upgrade product.

93.   The regulations prohibit companies that collect personal information about citizens of European countries from sending that information to any country that does not have the same level of protection.

94.   The state law also prohibits insurance companies from requiring policyholders to use certain shops.

95.   The state Health Department, which had to sign off on the plan, prohibited the company from promoting the event before all permits were issued.

96.   The statute also prohibits companies from discriminating against employees and applicants whom the employers regard as disabled.

97.   The Washington law prohibits companies from sending e-mail with a misleading subject line or false return address to Internet users in the state.

98.   Their bill prohibits insurance companies from denying coverage to those who have group coverage but switch jobs or are laid off.

99.   There is no law prohibiting a company from requiring its employees to work overtime.

100.   They came close last year to passing far more expensive legislation prohibiting companies from charging different co-payments, deductibles and co-insurance for mental illness.