Sentence examples for forbidden to pay from inspiring English sources

And lenders are forbidden to pay kickbacks — "yield spread premiums" — to brokers who push borrowers into costly, higher-interest loans.

Among other rules, Section 25 companies must apply any income or profits to promoting its objectives, and are forbidden to pay dividends to members.

In addition, employers are forbidden to pay H-1B workers less than they pay other workers with similar skills and qualifications.

"I have to pay the rent," he explained, emphasizing that all browsers are sternly forbidden to pay for books when they offer money.

Under federal anti-kickback laws for Medicare and Medicaid, hospitals are forbidden to pay or otherwise induce doctors to send them patients.

The comments, by Jos Delbeke, the director general for climate action at the European Commission, came the day after China announced that its carriers would be forbidden to pay any charges under the European emissions system without Beijing's permission.

One of those principles, in Hobby Lobby's view, forbids it to pay for those contraceptives which it considers tantamount to abortion.

Not allowing the church a role in secular affairs, Philip forced Clement to annul Pope Boniface VIII's bulls Clericis Laicos, forbidding clergy to pay subsidies to lay authorities, and Unam Sanctam, defining the pope's supreme authority.

Some American agents likened it to a form of indentured servitude because N.B.A. rules forbid teams to pay more than $350,000 for an overseas buyout, so the player ends up paying the bulk of the money.

You have a long life ahead of you, and think of the older you who may God forbid have to pay for the decisions you are making now for her.

Federal law forbids universities to pay recruiters based on how many American students they enroll, a ban meant to block aggressive recruiters from signing up unqualified students for college, including welfare recipients, in order to pocket the commissions — knowing the students would be likely to default on federal student loans.