Sentence examples for expressly forbids it from inspiring English sources

But you forget, our medical charter expressly forbids it.

There is no admission charge to Little League games; the charter expressly forbids it.

She decides he has to die even though Moscow expressly forbids it.

The State Health Department has refused to grant the licenses, saying New York's law expressly forbids it.

But nowhere in the Bible, or anywhere in Jewish literature, is there any justification for celebrating the taking of a life, however necessary, and Proverbs 24 expressly forbids it.

Most of them — the major exception being free-spirited Southwest Airlines — expressly forbid it in their ticketing rules.

Serving as moderator, I asked whether the president had the right to use torture even if a federal law would expressly forbid it.

A memorial service planned for the Nilufar mosque in the capital's ­Abbasabad neighbourhood was called off after officials expressly forbade it.

Asked if she would wear a gorilla suit to parliament, she replied: "I don't think it's expressly forbidden, I could give it a try," and challenged to start a Mexican wave in the Commons chamber, she replied: "We do it on the Labour benches when Nick Clegg is speaking.

And he liked the way the charcoal went up in a flash that sucked the life out of the air after he'd soaked it with gasoline, a thing that his mother had expressly forbidden him to do ("It could explode, you know that, don't you?"), but they were out of charcoal lighter and the store was way down the snaking road at the bottom of the canyon, and for the past week this was the way he'd done it.

As Eddie Butler wrote in his report in the Observer: "Of course McCaw wriggles into positions he should not, and of course he dabbles with a hand when it is expressly forbidden but it is what he is paid to do".