Sentence examples for forbidden to stand from inspiring English sources
The phrase "forbidden to stand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where standing is prohibited, such as rules or regulations in public places or events.
Example: "In this area, it is forbidden to stand during the performance for safety reasons."
Alternatives: "not allowed to stand" or "prohibited from standing".
Mr Aristide was forbidden to stand for a second consecutive term in 1995.
The women of Iran are forbidden to stand in the upcoming presidential election on June 14, and are being strangled by ever-increasing restrictions.
Forbidden to stand in line for meals with other families, they had to wait for city workers to bring them dinner.
The ordinance forbids anyone "to stand on a street or highway and solicit, or attempt to solicit, employment, business or contributions from an occupant of any motor vehicle".
She took on the men with crossed arms and let them know that, if we were forbidden to enter, then she would stand outside with us".
The state has since backed down from some of its more absurd demands; but ordinary Chinese are still forbidden to use any foreign-made stand-alone encryption products.
During work, some employees claimed they were forbidden to speak to each other and some were forced to stand for hours without a break.
He gave inflexible orders whereby whole armies were made to stand their ground in tactically hopeless positions and were forbidden to surrender under any circumstances.
Before Stand Your Ground, Americans were forbidden to use force in potentially dangerous public situations if they had the option of fleeing.
Smoking is forbidden, music is forbidden, soccer is forbidden; it is, one fighter declares, "forbidden to expose oneself," and forbidden to hang around in the street.
Now she stands outside a house that is deteriorating because she is forbidden to fix it, and tells her story, her tears only leaking out at the end.
