Sentence examples for forbidden from becoming from inspiring English sources

While the government has the authority to appointment members of those bodies, it is generally discouraged — if not outright forbidden — from becoming directly involved in their work, or interfering in staffing.

But the Emperor did not care and simply answered: "Well, if the Brazilians do not want me as their Emperor, I shall become a teacher instead!" The Emperor not only always refused to forbid republicans from becoming public servants, but also hired the republican military officer Benjamin Constant as a professor of mathematics to his grandsons.

Kenneth Dam ruled that the National Basketball Association did not circumvent the collective bargaining agreement when it forbade Starks from becoming a free agent earlier this week.

Although the constitution does not expressly forbid women from becoming president, no female has ever been approved as a candidate by the powerful Guardian Council's vetting process.

And although the Iranian constitution does not forbid women from becoming president, no female has ever been approved as a candidate.

They had discovered the family talent for running track, although their father forbade them from becoming sprinters because he wanted to combat the stereotype that black people could not run distances.

He did not add the particular reason why he wants Mr Chaudhry back: to scrap changes Mr Musharraf made to the constitution, which at present forbid him from becoming prime minister for a third time.Protests broke out across the main urban areas of Punjab following the judgment.

Antitrust law does not forbid a company from becoming too successful.

In the Philippines, no rules forbid amateur athletes from becoming paid endorsers.

In addition to forbidding judges from second-guessing Mr. Chertoff's decisions, Congress forbade federal appeals courts from becoming involved at all.

Bishop Walker said nothing in scripture condemns homosexuality or forbids gays and lesbians from becoming clerics.