Sentence examples for forbidding students from inspiring English sources
They note that Penn, like most other universities, has strict rules against cheating and plagiarism, forbidding students from using published materials without thorough attribution.
Mr. Amrine tells of irrational travel bans spreading well beyond the capital, with some uptight schools lately forbidding students to visit Plymouth Rock in Massachusetts or even a pumpkin patch in suburban Maryland.
A Turkish scientist is facing a 25-month prison sentence for forbidding students wearing headscarves from entering his classroom.
Teachers' worries regarding this subject often translate into forbidding students the use of teleological expressions; at best, the heuristic value of teleological thinking has been recognized (Kattmann 2008; Zohar and Ginossar 1998).
The episode rekindled the "veil controversy" of 2005, when the French Parliament, at President Jacques Chirac's urging, unanimously passed a law forbidding students to wear any "intrusive religious signs" in schools.
Considering the ban imposed by the regime forbidding students from taking social science and humanity courses at domestic universities in Iran, this policy restriction creates additional obstacles for student exchange.
Having later heard Congress had passed a law forbidding student debt holders from declaring bankruptcy, Ms Pratt – along with three friends – invest her savings in finding the solution – and that's when Givling was established.
They support severe restrictions on freedom by forbidding student distribution of political and religious materials, thus endorsing a hypocritical double standard where belief and action collide.
At Beijing University, the authorities have forbidden students from overtly participating in Earth Hour.
Specifically, the rules forbid students to be "caught in an intimate position, kissing or having sex in public places".
Last month, Christopher Newport University in Newport News, Va., forbade students to protest an appearance by Representative Paul D. Ryan, the Republican vice-presidential nominee.
