Sentence examples for that would forbid from inspiring English sources

Spurred on by evangelical Christian preachers, conservative politicians are pushing for a law that would forbid the "promotion of homosexuality".

Last Wednesday a Senate committee approved a bill that would forbid U.S. airlines from participating in the trading scheme.

The Senate gave preliminary approval to a bill that would forbid the execution of murderers who are mentally retarded.

INDIANA THE BILLS Several measures would weaken organized labor, notably legislation that would forbid any requirement that employees in unionized, private sector workplaces pay union dues or fees.

"If I'm using it to continuously monitor somebody, I think we could make a law that would forbid such a thing," Dr. Humphreys said.

Odyssey demanded that Spain first agree to abide by a "protective order" — a confidentiality agreement that would forbid the Spanish government from sharing the information with anyone.

Her modeling contracts began to include clauses that would forbid her to participate in sports for several weeks leading up to her shoots.

One alluded wistfully to a piece of legislation he sponsored, called the Vampire Voting Act, that would forbid such overnight sessions.

Just as the philosophers writing in the pages of The Journal of Medical Ethics can find in pro-choice arguments no principle of personhood that would forbid the slaughter of burbling newborns, there is likewise no principle implied by progressives' denial of legal personhood to corporations that would forbid further violence against our divine endowment of rights.

These are some of the reasons that the Yankees are formulating a policy that would forbid club officials from discussing an injury.

Furthermore, when he retired a stipulation was placed in his contract that would forbid him from returning to play for the Nets.