Sentence examples for forbidden to issue from inspiring English sources

"Courts are expressly forbidden to issue certificates of naturalization to any native of China," the California supreme court wrote at the time.

Under state law, if the budget does not pass both houses of the Legislature by March 31, Mr. DiNapoli's office is forbidden to issue paychecks to lawmakers.

And a representative for Bill Schuette, the Michigan attorney general, whose office has defended the state's ban, issued a directive to county clerks in the event that the judge ruled against the state, advising them that they were forbidden to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples until appeals were completed.

"Courts are expressly forbidden to issue certificates of naturalization to any native of China," the court ruled.

A true sovereign is in debt to nobody... Unlike Greece and other EU members, which are forbidden to issue their own currencies or borrow from their own central banks, the U.S. government can solve its debt crisis by the simple expedient of either printing the money it needs directly, or borrowing it from its own central bank which prints the money.

In fact, Mullah Omar had previously confiscated Bin Laden's cellphone, put him under house arrest, and forbade him to issue fatwas.

That is what the American colonists did, in the innovative paper money system that allowed them to flourish for a century before King George forbade them to issue their own scrip prompting the American Revolution.

Ewing — as a member of the Orlando Magic coaching staff — is forbidden to speak on labor issues, under the threat of heavy fines from the commissioner's office.

"Lots of people on the Web have said, 'You can't not control this!' " The shows are now forbidden to "hype up marginal issues, show the ugly side of things, or overly depressing, dark or decadent topics," according to the directive.

Besides, in African context, young women are forbidden to talk about sexual issues in the society and as such this could hinder their access to family planning practices.

Women are still forbidden to drive.As for other issues, the report discerns no real progress either in ending religious discrimination against the Shia minority or in improving the position of Saudi Arabia's estimated 8m immigrant labourers.