Sentence examples for should 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.

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

"The provision of derivatives by commercial banks to their customers in the usual course of a banking relationship should not be prohibited," Mr. Volcker wrote.

The union has long maintained that players should not be prohibited from using over-the-counter supplements that are available to anyone else.

Proponents argue they should not be prohibited by their neighbors or local community agreements from saving on energy bills or acting in an environmentally minded way.

"The provision of derivatives by commercial banks to their customers in the usual course of a banking relationship should not be prohibited," Mr. Volcker wrote in a letter to Mr. Dodd and Mrs. Lincoln.

The legislation would not commit the federal government to buy any land, but at least such purchases would not be prohibited by law, should the opportunity arise.

Pregnant women should not be generally prohibited from deciding if they want to participate in medical research as they are now since most research protocols exclude pregnant or breastfeeding women.

"I have been instructed after appropriate consultation... that the prohibition should not be read as prohibiting interactions that are part of the president's constitutional authority to conduct negotiations.

The court noted that the decision should not be read as prohibiting patents on all incremental innovation.

Judges and prosecutors should not be allowed to prohibit a person from defending himself in court in their attempt to maintain the party's glorious image.