Sentence examples for clearly forbidden from inspiring English sources
Both are clearly forbidden in our Terms of Service, and we've been encouraged by the responsible engagement of our New York user base," Frame's company said in a release announcing the San Francisco roll-out.
To take just one of many examples, for decades federal law enforcement officials have almost never prosecuted the possession and use of marijuana on college campuses, even though such possession is clearly forbidden by the Controlled Substances Act.
Most observant Jews would see a violation where a supposedly kosher restaurant was found serving pork, which is clearly forbidden under Jewish law, or where the same plates were used for meat and dairy foods.
During the 1972 Presiden tial campaign the seven self confessed illegal contributors, and a number of additional unnamed companies, decided to take a chance and donate corporate funds, an action clearly forbidden by Federal law and punishable by fines and jail sentences.
In 1832, the General Assembly of the Presbyterians declared, "to teach and exhort, or to lead in prayer, in public and promiscuous assemblies, is clearly forbidden to women in the Holy Oracles". "Let your women keep silence in the churches: for it is not permitted unto them to speak; but they are commanded to be under obedience, as also saiththe law" (1 Corinthians 14 34-35, KJV).
These evildoers want us to consume shellfish when our Lord has clearly forbidden it!
"The law clearly forbids such conduct on the part of the police.
The U.A.E.'s laws clearly forbid nudity and blasphemy and you cannot break the law".
Daubert quite clearly forbids trial judges from assessing the validity or strength of an expert's scientific conclusions, which is a matter for the jury.
Friday's guidelines also clearly forbid some types of research using human embryonic stem cells, such as mixing them with embryos from monkeys and other primates.
No scripture clearly forbids the side-by-side burial of Jews and non-Jews, said David Golinkin, a conservative rabbi and the chairman of the law committee of the Rabbinical Assembly of Israel.
