Sentence examples for longer forbidden from inspiring English sources

It is no longer forbidden to challenge authority.

Will the intensity of the couple's commitment decrease when their love is no longer forbidden?

He says his very presence, though, shows that the union is no longer forbidden ground.

After a seven-year battle, the beach season opened today in a whole new way here: nonresidents were no longer forbidden.

Contribute with Guardian Witness Iran is no longer forbidden territory for Western travellers and offers amazingly varied scenery, history and culture.

Wim de Bruin, a spokesman for the Dutch prosecutor's office, said that signing up with organisations like IS or the Kurdish militant group PKK was banned but joining a foreign armed force was no longer forbidden.

With Explorer, world music was no longer forbidding or inscrutable, and the music came out of the library and into ordinary record collections.

In the current opinion, the Justices ruled five-to-four that states may no longer bar same-sex marriage, just as in Loving they said that states could no longer forbid interracial marriage.

After the Flavians, the newness of a man's senatorial dignity and the obscurity of his ultimate origin, whether it was Italian or otherwise, no longer forbade his possible elevation.

When she was a prisoner, Betancourt decided two things: that when she got out she would learn how to cook for her loved ones – she has made modest headway on that front, she smiles; and that she would "always have flowers in my room and wear perfume; that I would no longer forbid myself to eat ice-cream or cakes.

"To the disenfranchised officer, this is obviously an opportunity," he said, adding of the upper echelon of the union: "It's no longer the forbidden ground".