Sentence examples for I've prohibited from inspiring English sources

As Americans, we respect human dignity, even when we're threatened, which is why I've prohibited torture, and worked to make sure our use of new technology like drones is properly constrained.

As Americans, we respect human dignity, even when we're threatened, which is why I have prohibited torture".

DOENITZ: Because I had ordered him to cast off the lifeboats and we considered this general message as a supplementary later report, he was admonished by another message; and from that, the Prosecution wrongly concluded that I had prohibited the rescue of Englishmen.

That is why we must promote our values by living them at home - which is why I have prohibited torture and will close the prison at Guantanamo Bay.

Fisher describes how various Protocols and Conventions since World War I have prohibited the use of chemical (and biological) weapons and how, with few notable exceptions "the taboo against chemical weapons has held up" and how "[e]ven in some of the most vicious conflicts of the past few decades, otherwise ruthless armies and rebels have largely refrained from using chemical weapons".

Since 1988, it has prohibited the executive branch from interfering "directly or indirectly" with such trade.

We've prohibited torture and strengthened partnerships from the Pacific to South Asia to the Arabian Peninsula.

"There's a real conflict, I think". The Afghan government has prohibited the aerial herbicide spraying used by U.S. anti-narcotic programs in Latin America.

He describes his second book, Big as Life (1966), as "the worst thing I've ever done" and has prohibited its republication, making it a high-priced item on the rare-books market.

Doctors have prohibited him from having visitors.

Pablo had prohibited kidnappings.