Sentence examples for prohibiting life from inspiring English sources

In some cases, States are obliged to be consistent in defining benchmark ages — such as the age for admission into employment and completion of compulsory education; but in other cases the Convention is unequivocal in setting an upper limit — such as prohibiting life imprisonment or capital punishment for those under 18 years of age.

But instead of prohibiting life-saving methods, we as a society must seek to do we all we can to balm the wounds of those who sacrifice themselves on our behalf, and comfort them in their agony.

Likewise, permanently attached species that cement to a substrate also may possess specific physiological traits that may prohibit life habit transitions.

The Texas law also contains the provision that prohibits removing life support from a pregnant patient: "A person may not withdraw or withhold life-sustaining treatment under this subchapter from a pregnant patient".

Mr. Cummings is prohibited for life from working in the financial industry after the regulator found in 2012 that his division was guilty of misconduct.

The justices struck down most of Arizona's immigration law, with the backing of Chief Justice John Roberts Jr., and prohibited mandatory life terms without parole for juvenile offenders.

Russian law regarding public health care declares the patient's right (for adults >15 years old) to refuse any kind of treatment; however, it also prohibits withdrawing life support, even if the patient demands it.

Beyond mandating ultrasounds, the law would have allowed doctors to refuse to take part in an abortion for religious reasons, required signs in clinics saying abortions cannot be coerced and prohibited "wrongful-life lawsuits," in which a plaintiff argues that a disabled child would have been better off not being born.

Buddhists used flowers sparingly because of their religious doctrine prohibiting the taking of life.

The Supreme Court's ruling this week prohibiting mandatory sentences of life without parole for juveniles convicted of murder is a measured and important step in a trend in juvenile justice begun more than two decades ago.

The UNHRC questioned the Justice Minister on how Ireland's laws comply with parts of the human rights convention guaranteeing the individual's right to life and prohibiting cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.