Sentence examples for soon forbidden from inspiring English sources

Students and faculty fled the building, and he was soon forbidden to make further dissections there.

Cockfighting was introduced into the North American colonies at an early date, but it was soon forbidden by some of the older states; Massachusetts passed laws against animal cruelty in 1836.

Yet she was soon forbidden from serving as a judge on the grounds that female judges were somehow "un-Islamic".

If Australia's government gets its way, it will soon forbid cigarette makers from using logos at all.

Other Americans wrapped themselves in the flag to engage in patriotic one-upmanship, with some news stars (though, commendably, ABC News soon forbade this) sporting lapel effusions large enough to dwarf that of the country's commander in chief.

Banks are also scaling back on making bets with their own money — known as proprietary trading — another huge profit source in recent years that will soon be forbidden under terms of the financial reform legislation passed by Congress this summer.

It was said dismissively of president Gerald Ford that he couldn't walk and chew gum at the same time; in Britain, chewing gum while driving may soon be forbidden.

They range from the Bishops' Bar in the House of Lords, where bishops hardly ever go, to the Smoking Room of the House of Commons, where MPs may soon be forbidden to smoke.

European fishers will soon be forbidden from tossing unwanted fish back into the ocean, if a proposal for overhauling European Union fishing policy is adopted.

Sgt. Maj. of the Army Raymond Chandler confirmed to Stars and Stripes over the weekend that ink visible below the elbows or knees, as well as tattoos visible above the neck, will soon be forbidden for soldiers.

At first, Boy George discouraged Jessica from spending time at Lourdes's, and soon he forbade it.