Sentence examples for clearly not allowed from inspiring English sources

Comfy shoes are clearly not allowed at the Oscars, for example.

Authorities around the holy sites are clearly not allowed to make independent decisions, while members of the royal family and their guests are treated as VIPs, and therefore have no motivation to push the authorities into creating a safe and workable system.

Williams technical director Mike Coughlan initially told the media at the launch of the team's new car on Tuesday that he believed Caterham's design was "clearly not allowed" whereas his own team's design was.

This is what this is: academics, clearly not allowed to use actual Facebook profiles for actual academic reasons, having to invent an entire social network just for the purpose of their study.

"If Nigel Farage had any credibility, he would quite clearly not allow this individual to stand for office in Ukip," he said.

While the generals have permitted some token relief efforts by wealthy citizens, who could be seen Sunday handing out sweets and instant noodles from their cars to destitute families lining the roads near Yangon, the largest city, and elsewhere, the junta is clearly not allowing some prominent domestic donors to help for political reasons.

He was considered an exception in Venezuela's recent political history: a leader who clearly had not allowed himself or his family to grow rich while in office.

Clearly, they are not allowed to act as agent provocateurs or encourage someone to commit a crime that they otherwise wouldn't.

Companies, the law clearly states, are not allowed to deceive consumers.

However, it must be reiterated that corporations should tread lightly with their actions as the law clearly does not allow a company to initiate cyber hostilities.

The Canadian, Australian and Russian governments clearly will not allow their own nuclear plants to close as a result of shortages, leaving the rest of the world - including the UK, which has no indigenous supplies of uranium - even more at the mercy of a fast diminishing market.