Sentence examples for reason to forbid from inspiring English sources

Justice Scalia said the main reason to forbid repeated attempts at questioning was to prevent badgering of a suspect held in custody while a crime was under investigation.

For a similar reason airlines are supposed to forbid passengers from wearing foam earplugs during take-off and landing.

For that reason, no court will be able to forbid my belief," he said.

But present medical practices surrounding informed consent continue to forbid, possibly for good reasons, forcing care on such a patient for example, strapping him to the bed to deliver an operation.

To forbid states from banning racial intermarriage?

The artwork for both Oral Fixation albums was inspired by Eve, the first woman; Shakira said she wanted "to attribute to Eve one more reason to bite the forbidden fruit, and that would be her oral fixation" and that "[she always felt] that [she has] been a very oral person.

When he was eight years old and boarded at a church-run school in Montreal, Paul was forcefully held down on a desk and circumcised, because a priest had reason to believe Paul had – God forbid – masturbated.

Back to forbidding reality.

In public, Iraqi officials have maintained a stoic posture, saying that since they have no forbidden programs, they have no reason to fear.

"If you need me for any reason, God forbid, just look at me".

"For that reason he forbids us to make judgments about the internal guilt of anyone".