Sentence examples for forbidden from saying from inspiring English sources

We cannot have a scenario where anyone in public life is forbidden from saying anything bad about Liverpool.

Mr. Indiana recently reached a settlement in another lawsuit, with Mr. Gilbert, in which Mr. Gilbert is forbidden from saying he has any business or artistic relationship with Mr. Indiana.

Rather, it flows from the privatization of publicly funded research, mixed with the ability to command the low-wage labor of our Chinese peers, sold by empathetic retailers forbidden from saying "crash".

Watson also criticised the lack of transparency around the commission, which is not subject to FoI requests and recently held a briefing at which journalists were forbidden from saying who attended or what was said.

I'm forbidden from saying much about it — despite there being more than 20 reviews of it from Sundance — but it is so giddily over the top even Pedro Almodóvar might say it was a bit camp.

After a career that has included 11 years editing The Sunday Times – summarised by the chapter in his memoirs titled "Ruining the Sunday breakfasts of the Rich and Powerful" – Neil is a BBC man now, contractually forbidden from saying anything controversial.

"Nine years ago when we started this reportage on Christmas, there were orders given by some major corporations in America to their employees, forbidding them -- forbidding them -- from saying 'Merry Christmas.' We outed those companies, they reversed the policy, so today, everybody as far as we know... can say Merry Christmas to anyone they want," said O'Reilly.

The plaintiffs in that case were Jehovah's Witnesses, whose religion forbids them from saying the pledge.

One of the heroes -- critical courtesy forbids me from saying which one -- is shot down by the Luftwaffe over the English Channel during the Blitz and declared dead.

Redundancy settlements distributed to staff include confidentiality clauses forbidding them from saying anything publicly about the newspaper's management or the closures without prior written authorisation.

Jury secrecy laws forbid me from saying more than that the judge's instructions must have reverberated in the minds of my fellow jurors.