Sentence examples for forbidden to give from inspiring English sources

But Division III schools like the College of New Jersey are forbidden to give scholarships.

Secular, anti-clerical France is constitutionally forbidden to give state money to religions, though the long-established Christian churches and their Jewish counterparts receive tax benefits.

We aren't allow to know because jurors are forbidden to give post-mortems about how they went about their job or what factors influenced them.

They keep us alive because they are forbidden to give us what we want and need, and they are too frightened to question the law.

Studios are forbidden to give parties to promote films, although supporters often have gala receptions in honor of some films or private parties at their homes.

Pitchers were forbidden to give the ball an artificial spin or trajectory by, for instance, nicking it or spitting on it and from discolouring the ball with dirt or tobacco juice or hair grease.

Ministers reported that they were being forbidden to make any statement or give any interview unless it had first been cleared through Number 10.

*Medicare contractors -- the companies that review and pay claims -- would be forbidden to pay more for drugs given to Medicare patients than they pay for the same drugs given to their private policyholders and subscribers "under comparable circumstances".

Thousands of asylum seekers were told they must wait indefinitely, forbidden to work, given enough support to keep them in poverty.

Grotesquely, Jafar Panahi – the director of The White Balloon, Crimson Gold and Offside – was also subject to a 20-year ban on film-making, and forbidden moreover to give interviews or leave the country in that period.

Hermione forbids Ravelston to give him a single penny.