Sentence examples similar to implicitly forbid from inspiring English sources
One side contended that the filibuster is unconstitutional because the Constitution, by mandating supermajorities in some cases, implicitly forbids them in others; because the Constitution requires only fifty-one senators to be in the room to do normal business; and because requiring sixty votes makes nonsense of the Vice-President's constitutional role as a Senate tie-breaker.
752 (1982), implicitly forbade the Air Force to employ a "reduction in force" as a means of dismissing respondent for reasons "personal to" him.
It seems unlikely, for example, that many readers recognized that Chow et al's [ 7] Component-1, which includes sense of well-being, pain, fatigue, and drowsiness, implicitly statistically forbids pain, fatigue and drowsiness from being causes of well-being, and statistically requires that these four symptoms became correlated primarily through their dependence on a single common cause.
Or, heaven forbid, bronze?
God forbid!" Solzhenitsyn said.
God forbid, not Pakistan!
Heaven forbid the penis".
God forbid that happens".
