Sentence examples for forbid all from inspiring English sources

But contrary to what many people believe, it did not forbid all of them.

One of the first acts of the new government was to forbid all performances of Havel's plays.

The new law, it judged, does not forbid all religious symbols, nor even all visible religious symbols, so there is room for negotiation.

Baker holds the copyright on the name and character of Sad Sack but official regulations forbid all commercial offers of which there have been many.

The trustee wants to forbid all mention of the fact that the Securities and Exchange Commission failed to uncover Bernard L. Madoff's fraud before his eventual arrest.

Many a writer who happens to be alive, female or brown – or, God forbid, all three – might note that there is hardly a need for much resuscitation.

Muhammad's God forbade all ostentation.

This would mean changing an Indonesian law that forbids all regional parties.

The treaty forbids all cross-border commercial trade in certain species, including the plowshare.

Paul furthermore forbade all Catholics to continue their allegiance to George.

The Chinese government forbids all worship of the Dalai Lama, who lives in India.