Sentence examples for forbidding public from inspiring English sources

Families did the best they could, for as long as they could, or turned to forbidding public institutions for help.

(In a 2007 decision, the Roberts court leaned the other way, forbidding public school systems from explicitly taking race into account to achieve or maintain integration).

But the district says it is playing by the rules by making Mr. Bejarano a consultant and not violating a state law forbidding public employees from drawing a pension if they return to the same job within a year.

In Little Rock, Ark., lawyers representing Mr. Clinton in the Jones lawsuit today filed papers opposing an effort by a group of news organizations to lift an order forbidding public disclosure of evidence.

But years later, when the Taliban government began to crack down on secular culture, arresting musicians and forbidding public performances of music, Quraishi found what he was meant to do in life.

Contractors demolishing Sandy Hook Elementary School are being required to sign confidentiality agreements forbidding public discussion of the site, photographs or disclosure of any information about the building where 26 people were fatally shot last December.

State constitutions forbid public entities, even prospectively, from reducing the rate at which employees accrue benefits.

The city's blue laws forbade public drinking and other activities on the Sabbath.

The state Taylor Law, enacted in 1968, forbids public employees to strike.

Differences emerge between the displaced generation and the second urban generation, characterized by different ages and educational levels and varying accessibility to forbidden public spaces.

Greater accessibility to hitherto forbidden public spaces has become a major source of changing internal domestic gender planning and design relationships.