Sentence examples for not be prohibited from inspiring English sources

That being so, they should not be prohibited by law from lending their professional assistance to competent terminally ill persons who request assistance with dying because their suffering is irremediable or because their lives no longer have value for them.

"The I.R.S. would not be prohibited from implementing the tax credit," the aide said.

But, he said, salads and other less sugar-dependent products would not be prohibited.

What worked for the US, China and South Korea must not be prohibited by the WTO.

Courts should not be prohibited from taking account of a committee's "operational reality," the brief says.

What is prohibited for a subject, for example, may not be prohibited for a king, chief, or shaman.

Yet after the fraud was uncovered, the company was not required to repay $7.5 million it had received, and has not been prohibited from receiving future contracts.

The health charity Ash welcomed the codes but said it was disappointed that celebrity endorsement and free samples had not been prohibited.

In fact, eight of the newly elected were relatives of their predecessors, dynastic succession not being prohibited by the Charter.

Despite inmate dancing not being prohibited by the center's Operations Manual, Rubio thought of the dance as a disaster waiting to happen.

o Dual representation has not been prohibited in the contract and all dual agency situations have been disclosed to USPS in a timely manner.