Sentence examples for students were forbidden from inspiring English sources

News reports said that video cameras monitored hallways and that students were forbidden to wear overcoats in the halls.

Harcharek noted that early missionaries set up schools in the area where students were forbidden to speak in their native language and were punished if they did so.

One asked, "Her nail polish is always chipped, why wear nail polish at all?" Students were forbidden from naming names but in some cases managers at D.P.S.

She was fifteen when the Nazis invaded, and when Jewish students were forbidden to attend Dutch schools, she trained and worked as a day care nurse.

Although students were forbidden to wear hats, the principal at the time, Claire Chadourne, made an exception for Francisco, who said that he feared being teased about his scars.

Medical students were forbidden by the Taliban to use skeletons in their studies, so Mr. Ahmed, 22, a student at Kandahar Medical College, turned grave robber to gain the practical training that only real bones can provide.

Juilliard acting students are forbidden to perform in public for the initial two years of their program.

And what of comedy clubs, which according to the school's "Community Standards" students are forbidden to enter?

In school after school, there are so few textbooks that students are forbidden to take books home.

Still, Dina Paul Parks, a spokeswoman for the Education Department, said that Mr. Quinones, a teacher since 1974, should have been aware that sexual relationships with students are forbidden.

It is perplexing why a new $16 million public school has as a "centerpiece" a "grand staircase in the lobby" when students are forbidden to walk on it ["A School for Explorers and Discoverers," Long Island Journal, May 11].