Sentence examples for categorically forbidden from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — The question before the Supreme Court on Tuesday was whether lawsuits against corporations for some kinds of human rights violations are categorically forbidden.

Nor is one categorically forbidden to select which of a group of villagers shall be unjustly executed by another who is pursuing his own purposes (Williams 1973).

In order to show that this maxim is categorically forbidden, I believe we must make use of several other of Kant's claims or assumptions.

If we intend something bad as an end, or even as a means to some more beneficent end, we are said to have "set ourselves at evil," something we are categorically forbidden to do (Aquinas Summa Theologica).

The Doctrine in its most familiar form asserts that we are categorically forbidden to intend evils such as killing the innocent or torturing others, even though doing such acts would minimize the doing of like acts by others (or even ourselves) in the future.

"I categorically forbid any events to be devoted to it wherever they are".

"We have an order categorically forbidding photographing with animals," Mr. Maikhrovsky said in an interview.

For although the Prophet Muhammad took great pains to underscore the equality of all believers regardless of ethnicity, categorically forbidding any fighting among the believers, his precepts have been constantly and blatantly violated.

Globally accepted standards of medical ethics – set forth by the World Medical Association in 1975 and 2006 – categorically forbid doctors from force-feeding competent prisoners who voluntarily engage in a hunger strike.

Feminist empiricists conclude that, given the scope for choice in background assumptions, no logical or methodological principle categorically forbids scientists from selecting their background assumptions on account of their fit with social and political values, or indeed any other preference or interest.

Or do you categorically forbid it?