Sentence examples for be able to forbid from inspiring English sources

For that reason, no court will be able to forbid my belief," he said.

Hancock said that limitations to protest should be proportionate, adding: "It would be wrong for those very people in power to be able to forbid protests because they find them a nuisance".

Additionally, individual bar and restaurant owners would be able to forbid firearms from their establishments if they choose.

Police will be able to forbid that person from having a passport, and can even limit their travel to a specific geographic area.

Is it right that a Muslim husband should be able to forbid his wife from working outside the home, we inquire?

Saudi Arabia's 9 million migrants have long had second-class status in the Gulf Kingdom where a kafala system ties foreign workers to specific employers, who are able to forbid them from changing jobs and prevent them from leaving the country.

I mean, you guys are so lucky that we have frozen embryos leftover that you might be able to use if, God forbid, you get a disease or need a new part".

While the country struggles to recover from another economic downturn, the government's Fair Trade Commission has agreed on new rules under which business groups will be able to circumvent the regulation forbidding any group or company from investing more than 25percentt of its assets in other enterprises.

TIM (The Interactive METATOY) is a ray-tracing program specifically tailored towards our research in METATOYs, which are optical components that appear to be able to create wave-optically forbidden light-ray fields.

For three short months, four of the world's thirty-five Vermeers were in this house!" (She won't be able to reciprocate; Henry Clay Frick's will forbids the loan of any paintings that he collected himself).

God forbid we should be able to call it quits and just go home.