Sentence examples for technically forbidden from inspiring English sources

As late as the 1850s foreigners were technically forbidden from setting foot on its soil.

Priests played prominent roles in Mexico's past, too, although they are technically forbidden today from talking politics.

Talking to the soldiers was technically forbidden, he said, but added, "I know from the soldier's face whether it's possible or impossible to talk to him".

After years of struggling to contain the markets, which are technically forbidden, North Korea took its boldest step yet by abolishing its old bank notes in late November.

North Korea has vowed to eradicate the private markets, which are technically forbidden but have flourished since the famine of the mid-1990s.

And even though the behavior would be technically forbidden, he openly socialized with his girlfriend, a photojournalist who led an independent life.

Once-exclusive pastimes such as skiing and sailing have been democratised by Britain's growing affluence, but fly fishing seems to have retained it's otherness: both defiantly posh and technically forbidding.

Instead, they are cashed in at TUC shops that are always located nearby and exist as a legal loophole enabling you to win money in a country that technically forbids gambling.

Some may even start asking her to stick around and be the full-time Stephen Harper although the party constitution technically forbids it.

The NSA has contended in the lower courts, and will likely argue in this case, that because they have automated the filtering process to weed out domestic communications — which they technically are forbidden from searching — they are not actually searching Americans' private data.

"He technically violated" the forbidden zone, Ms. Brown said.