Sentence examples for is therefore forbidden from inspiring English sources

Five years later, in Coker v. Georgia, the Court decided that "the sentence of death for the crime of rape is grossly disproportionate and excessive punishment, and is therefore forbidden by the Eighth Amendment as cruel and unusual punishment".

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The use of game bots is considered unsportsmanlike and is therefore forbidden.

The design work is therefore forbidden to be considered in continuous-time domain; (2) the quantized signals (piecewise constants) cannot be used to synthesize a continuous-time sliding mode surface; (3) traditional observer technique is not effective to handle output disturbances.

The presence of a non -biradari person, man or woman, transforms any space into an 'outside space' and is therefore forbidden.

They believe that any claim to be "saved" is an expression of pride and is therefore forbidden.[7].

The word's Yiddish root means "detested thing"; by matrilineal logic, male goys are tolerable, but shiksas spell assimilation and are therefore forbidden.

The lawsuits accuse three companies, all based in Brooklyn, of unlawfully providing legal advice and services to Haitian immigrants even though their owners and employees were not lawyers and were therefore forbidden from representing anyone before immigration authorities, Mr. Cuomo said in a news release (see also Creole version).

We know that exogenous testosterone enhances performance and is therefore considered a doping substance, forbidden in all Olympic sports.

He added: "If Gove is serious about wanting to bring back O-levels, the Government will have to repeal the Equalities Act because any exam that isn't 'accessible' to a functionally illiterate troglodyte with a mental age of six will be judged to be 'elitist' and therefore forbidden by Harman's Law".

Any such agreement signed by recipients and donors forbidding contact is therefore inoperative.