Sentence examples for formally forbid from inspiring English sources

In a news conference at the Zion ranch late Monday, Mr. Jessop said his sect would now formally forbid any girl to marry if she was under the legal consent age in the state where she lives.

Despite his background, however, he signed the Treaty of Saint-Germain on 10 September 1919, which established the Allied-drawn borders of the new Austrian republic, and formally forbid any attempt to unify the German-speaking lands of the former Austria-Hungary with Germany.

Congress has ignored that rule and dipped into the surplus which is also formally forbidden.

Article 47 of the Hague Convention stipulates, "Pillage is formally forbidden".

Among pre-Islamic peoples, dream divination so heavily influenced daily life that the practice was formally forbidden by Muhammad (570 632), the founder of Islam.

A spokesman for British Airways in London, Jay Merritt, said that while it was not formally forbidden, "We strongly discourage people from consuming their own alcoholic drinks on board.

It also ignores the provision in the Maastricht rules that credit risk will remain firmly with the sovereign borrower: the European Central Bank will be formally forbidden to bail out any national government.

The pronouncement may have little direct impact, because much of what is formally forbidden under the new rules had already been illegal under existing law, even if it was not formally applied to the Internet.

Organisers of the Tour de France have formally forbidden Chris Froome from signing in for this year's race, which starts on Saturday, in a last-ditch attempt to stop him competing, according to a report in Le Monde.

However, such applications are still harmed by the low photoluminescence quantum yield and narrow excitation bandwidth of upconversion nanoparticles, which can be attributed to the small absorption cross-sections arising from formally forbidden 4f 4f transitions of the dopants (e.g., Yb3+, Er3+, Ho3+ ions).

"It is formally forbidden for any Muslim seeking divine grace and satisfaction to participate in any action that blindly hits private or public property or could constitute an attack on someone's life," the fatwa said, citing the Koran and the teachings of Muhammad.