Sentence examples for explicitly forbidding from inspiring English sources

Potentially the most significant announcement this week is that ministers are considering explicitly forbidding government departments from discriminating on grounds of social class.

J. Paul Getty, the oil magnate, took a completely opposite approach, explicitly forbidding payments to trustees when he established the J. Paul Getty Trust in 1953.

While the law now defines marriage as between a husband and wife, there is no New York Law explicitly forbidding marriage between people of the same sex.

All of the justices, on both sides of this decision, acknowledge that Congress could pass a law explicitly forbidding the use of drugs in physician-assisted suicide.

Members of South Africa's L.G.B.T. community encounter widespread discrimination, even though in some ways the country appears to promote tolerance — its constitution was the first in the world with a clause explicitly forbidding discrimination on the ground of sexual orientation.

At the end of January, the tribal council approved an emergency amendment to its ethics ordinance explicitly forbidding its members to do business with oil companies on the reservation.

Same-sex marriage is explicitly forbidden in 38 states.

It should be explicitly forbidden to do so.

Parents and others were explicitly forbidden from doing so.

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

After the opposition flared, Governor Pence asked lawmakers to change the bill to explicitly forbid discrimination.