Sentence examples for building forbids from inspiring English sources

Ms. Ferrini would take Babe in if she could, but a recent law in her building forbids new dogs.

And his apartment building forbids satellite dishes, so he can't switch to satellite-TV providers DirecTV or Dish Network, which offer far more high-definition channels, for sharper versions of Discovery, CNN, A&E; and others.

Although building etiquette forbids presuming on your status as a neighbor to try to get work, proximity often helps.

Smoking, drinking, and "public displays of affection in any campus building" are forbidden.

Just under half the peninsula is managed by Cyprus's Department of Forests and here building is forbidden.

Israel is violating international law on both sides of the equation by prohibiting the return of Palestinian refugees and by building expressly forbidden settlements.

When she tried to photograph the United States Court House at 40 Centre Street, however, a United States marshal told her photographs of the building are forbidden.

The 20-square-mile township is just 27 miles from Manhattan, but more than 40percentt of its area is protected open space, where building is forbidden.

With the city of New Haven facing its own rising costs on the dwindling population base, the old proposals to tax Yale were forcefully revived, and further building was forbidden without aldermanic approval - which cost Yale two new colleges.

If constrained by time to a few must-see modernist Chicago sites, I would probably choose a very early example, the Monadnock Building, a forbidding red-stone slab without ornamental frills that dates from the early 1890's.

Mr. Newhouse "won't let us carry his tray or hold his seat for him," said Mr. Killeen, who added that building policy forbade the reservation of cafeteria tables or preferential treatment for the Nastocracy.