Sentence examples for effectively forbidden from inspiring English sources

Western classical music was effectively forbidden in China beginning in 1963 and throughout most of the Cultural Revolution (1966-76).

Yet sadly, the modern royal family are effectively forbidden from expressing their regal familiarity with art in the way traditionally open to monarchs.

As to why Spanish literature is in the ascendant, José Carlos Somoza explained that "for many years the idea of playfulness was effectively forbidden.

Productions of his plays outside Czechoslovakia had been effectively forbidden, because the state literary agency, through which all foreign contracts had to be negotiated, refused to handle Havel's work, on the ground that it gave a distorted picture of Czechoslovakian life.

While the extent to which these concerns reached upper management is unclear, it is known that Mr. Kelley, now 43, was one of the few reporters at USA Today given the latitude to write articles based on unidentified sources, something that had been effectively forbidden by Mr. Neuharth before he retired as chairman of Gannett, USA Today's parent company, in 1989.

So whenever a staff scientist's salary comes entirely from federal grants, federal grant writing is effectively forbidden.

In August 2011, the town passed a zoning ordinance effectively forbidding hydraulic fracturing, the controversial gas extraction method also known as fracking.

The case went to the Supreme Court, whose ruling, in 1973, effectively forbade newspapers to carry sex-designated advertising columns for most job opportunities.

But judges continued to set bail until the law was rewritten to effectively forbid the imprisonment of people on financial grounds.

Near the end of 2013, the government enacted a law that effectively forbids any demonstration without official approval, with a maximum punishment of a year in prison.

The commodity farm program effectively forbids farmers who usually grow corn or the other four federally subsidized commodity crops (soybeans, rice, wheat and cotton) from trying fruit and vegetables.