Sentence examples for that forbid concealed from inspiring English sources

In Ohio, one of the six states that forbid concealed weapons, two groups are suing to have the prohibition declared unconstitutional.

In April, the Edwards campaign drew unwelcome publicity when the Justice Department opened a criminal inquiry into whether donations from employees at Turner & Associates, a law firm in North Little Rock, Ark., violated laws that forbid concealing the true source of contributions.

This new law means that the only state that still forbids concealed weapons is Illinois, said Chad Ramsey, federal legislation director for the Brady Campaign, a gun-control advocacy group.

Judge William Fletcher, writing for the majority, examined sources dating back to the thirteenth century and found that laws forbidding concealed weapons were nearly universally upheld against constitutional challenges in the years after the adoption of the Second Amendment and before the adoption of the Fourteenth Amendment, as well as after the adoption of the Fourteenth Amendment.

French authorities have taken pains to use language that does not overtly single out Muslims – thus the bill is officially cast "to forbid concealing one's face in public".

The proposed legislation, which is colloquially referred to as the anti-burka law, translates in English to "the bill to forbid concealing one's face in public".

The state law forbids concealed carry at K-12 schools, but the court found that it did not permit the university's board of regents to pursue a similar course.

A sign on the front door forbids concealed weapons.

That's not all that forbidding, either.

Now that forbidding veil is lifted.

That's why companies should avoid policies that forbid disclosure.