Sentence examples for therefore forbade from inspiring English sources

In 1751 they therefore forbade the issuance of paper money by New England and in 1764 applied the ban to the other colonies.

Garnet decided that Tesimond's account had been given under the seal of the confessional, and that canon law therefore forbade him to repeat what he had heard.

Human-rights lawyers argue that the punishment is collective and therefore forbidden, and the deterrence arbitrary.

In his view, suicide bombing was suicide and therefore forbidden by Islam wherever and however it was carried out.

Still technically operational today – and therefore forbidden to visitors – it offers an urban wilderness for the adventurous.

The extremist group attempts to justify this destruction by condemning the statues and religious symbols as idolatrous and therefore forbidden.

First, the Boy Scouts are being compared to a Junior Chamber of Commerce, which the Supreme Court has said is a commercial association and therefore forbidden from excluding women.

The penalty was, the court ruled, disproportionate to the crime and therefore forbidden as cruel and unusual punishment under the Eighth Amendment.

The word's Yiddish root means "detested thing"; by matrilineal logic, male goys are tolerable, but shiksas spell assimilation and are therefore forbidden.

2882, 2908, 69 L.Ed.2d 800 (1981) (BRENNAN, J., concurring in judgment) ("May the city decide that a United Automobile Workers billboard with the message 'Be a patriot do not buy Japanese-manufactured cars' is 'commercial' and therefore forbid it?").

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