Sentence examples for directly forbade from inspiring English sources

Though he never directly forbade the practice, the Dalai Lama's statements resulted in a de facto ban that was self-enforced by the majority of Tibetan exiles.

While Israeli law directly forbids race, gender and other discrimination in areas such as employment and public space, there is no direct prohibition in relation to private housing.

The idea then was that the right of sale was an incident to the right to import; that the state could neither directly forbid the importation, nor indirectly prevent it by embarrassing the right of sale with restrictions which, in fact, stop all importation for purposes of sale.

The argument then is, that the statute directly forbids the citizen from pursuing a calling which, in itself, involves no element of immorality, and therefore by such prohibition it invades his liberty as guaranteed by the supreme law of the land.

Smerconish made a point to say the Constitution directly forbids using religion as a condition of public service.

Allowing the client to pay the consultant directly is forbidden.

But the TPP goes further and takes on the legislative function directly, by forbidding specific forms of regulation.

According to the guidelines, companies are forbidden from directly paying doctors who teach continuing medical education courses.

The groups are forbidden from directly talking to each other but are allowed to communicate through passing notes.

This is why they are forbidden to directly fund the government, say, by buying treasury bonds, but instead fund private economic activity that the government merely taxes.

Worse, while doctors will be forbidden from directly referring patients seeking an abortion to an abortion provider, they will be required to provide referrals to prenatal services — even if the patient does not want these services.