Sentence examples for forbids telling from inspiring English sources

Even to send the name is to break the law, which not only forbids the giving of information, but even forbids telling where it may be obtained.

The regulation from the Ministry of Health, even they forbid telling the sex ….

(No. 11) The regulation from the Ministry of Health, even they forbid telling the sex ….

Modesty forbids me telling who won, but I will say that he got more points off me than I thought he would.

"Journalists are basically forbidden from telling real stories," said Sopho Mosidze, a television journalist.

The Guardian is also forbidden from telling its readers why the paper is prevented – for the first time in memory – from reporting parliament.

"We had been forbidden from telling the truth for such a long time that once we were allowed to do so, we did not know how to tell the truth," the painter Chen Danqing wrote of the film.

They explained that they had been unable to inform him of the operation earlier because the security risk forbade their telling any local Vietnamese about it, and that they had been unable to do anything more than stockpile rice at an AID warehouse in preparation for the camp because any major construction would have given the operation away to the enemy.

He told the BBC it was possible that she knew but had been forbidden from telling her family.

President Trump recently did sign into law bipartisan legislation passed by Congress to eliminate what are known as pharmacy "gag clauses," where pharmacists are forbidden from telling consumers they could get a less expensive medicine by buying it without using their health insurance.

We were strictly forbidden from telling them the real reason that we had decided to close the park.