Sentence examples for forbid entry from inspiring English sources

Bathhouses and onsen (hot springs) usually forbid entry to tattoo wearers.

Its main task would be to oversee the removal of foreign troops and forbid entry of new troops or material.

Would any of those signatories express the same sentiments to the approximately 16 countries that forbid entry to any Israeli passport holder, or those countries that go the extra mile and forbid entry to anybody who has visited Israel as shown on their passport?

But the symbolic statement of forbidding entry, Justice Breyer said, was a momentous one.

Syria's Bashar al-Assad has also forbidden entry to al-Jazeera reporters.

Foreign journalists – save for a handful of selected reporters – are forbidden entry to the island.

They were forbidden entry to many temples, to most schools, and to wells from which higher castes drew water.

Soon he found himself forbidden entry to the Imperial Theatre, to see one of his own operas.

For three decades, Sultan Said Bin Taimur ruled the land as a medieval fiefdom, forbidding entry by foreigners and banning education, shops and hospitals.

The appropriate response should be that as soon as Mr. Hussein forbids entry to a site, it should be considered suspect and military action taken.

Although the company that runs the plant gave the Guardian permission to visit, the staff at the centre said state security forbade entry to unaccompanied foreign journalists.