Sentence examples for explicitly forbidden to from inspiring English sources

It should be explicitly forbidden to do so.

By comparison, such practices are explicitly forbidden to members of the U.S. Congress.

The media, for example, are explicitly forbidden to show pictures that would enable the rebels to pinpoint Russian positions.

There are definitely coaches who do what is explicitly forbidden to cheat or misrepresent the abilities of their athletes".

They are explicitly forbidden to work in virtually any qualified profession, and a recent rule now also makes it illegal for "stateless aliens" to own property.

The result is a crazy system in which, he points out, a government-appointed task force on screening mammography was explicitly forbidden to consider the costs of offering mammograms to women for whom the benefit is very small.

Pachomius had explicitly forbidden monks to become priests on the ground that "it is good not to covet power and glory".

And now the government has explicitly forbidden journalists to write about the military procurement process.

Mrs. Artiaco said the parents on her block had explicitly forbidden their children to play in the area.

It is not explicitly forbidden for people to update Wikipedia pages about themselves, their organisations or companies who pay them – especially if this is to correct inaccurate information.

About half of the College's fraternities at the time had national constitutions that explicitly forbade membership to Jews, and for many of the other chapters, it was an informal policy to exclude membership to Jewish students.