Sentence examples for categorically forbids from inspiring English sources

This is because Mill's criterion categorically forbids only paternalism in law-making, and the provision is justified on non-paternalistic grounds.

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.

Islam categorically forbids such violence.

Then there was her Catholic upbringing, which categorically forbids suicide.

"You have an intelligent public out there, and they can take two or three minutes of uninterrupted explanation". At USC, he categorically forbids a photographer to shoot his picture during a lunchtime talk and won't relent even during a subsequent book signing at the USC bookstore.

"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.

Further, this proceeding was intended by Congress only to address exemptions to circumvention, not the creation or manufacture of circumvention tools, which is categorically forbidden by the law.

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

I disagree with the Court's reasoning in Part II, however, because it holds only that the Court of Appeals' recharacterization was incorrect, and not (as I believe) that recharacterization being a form of review is categorically forbidden.

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.