Sentence examples for consider it prohibited from inspiring English sources

"If you want a fatwa from me," he said at an event in 2011, "I really consider it prohibited by Islamic law to send a child to public school in this country").

(One exception is American public education, which Yusuf bitterly opposes, insisting that it ignores "basic human decency" and produces "no more than functional literates". "If you want a fatwa from me," he said at an event in 2011, "I really consider it prohibited by Islamic law to send a child to public school in this country").

In the case of Feret v Belgium, for instance, the Court considered it necessary "to prohibit or prevent all types of expression which advocate, incite, promote or justify hate based on intolerance" [64].

But it is remarkable that every time the possibility of picketing of the sort involved in this case was considered, it was assumed to be prohibited by the House bill.

After the Supreme Court agreed to hear the Hamdan case, President Bush signed into law a measure that may prohibit the court from considering it.

The state's statutory scheme requires judges to set bail based on the defendant's risk of not showing up in court, but it prohibits judges from considering the threat he poses to the public.

How many other internationally famous fashion designers can you name who came from a state in which most things that internationally famous fashion designers consider fun are prohibited?

But Roe and Casey say nothing at all about cases in which a physician considers one prohibited method of abortion to be preferable to permissible methods.

As in earlier cases considering conduct prohibited by § 10(b), we again conclude that the statute prohibits only the making of a material misstatement (or omission) or the commission of a manipulative act.

Considering the prohibited complexity of joint codeword selection, we use serial codeword selection [6] in the simulation, which performs close to the joint codeword selection but with much lower complexity.

Campaigning by the judge, whose retention is being considered, is prohibited except under exceptional circumstances.