Sentence examples for totally prohibited from inspiring English sources

In a world where abortion past, say, the 20th week of gestation was totally prohibited, people who currently consider themselves anti-abortion or hold that abortion involves wrongful killing might find themselves on the opposite side of the "choice/life" dichotomy without changing their substantive views one whit.(Photo credit: AFP).

I was called out early on because a sheriff of the court had arrived with a letter from the minister: "The production and publishing, during the period from the date of publishing of this order up to and including 28 November 1988, of all further issues of the periodical Weekly Mail is hereby totally prohibited".

In Madhya Pradesh, the Gond tribes only use the fallen parts of the tree and cutting this sacred tree is totally prohibited.

On the other side, the rate of diffusion towards the graphene is totally prohibited due to the isolation of the charged particles reach cites of the ZnO branch by the dominating red areas.

On the other side, the rate of diffusion towards the graphene is totally prohibited due to the isolation of the charged particles that reach the sites of the ZnO branch by the dominating red areas.

It is only since 2004, when land granting by negotiation was at last totally prohibited for profit-oriented developments, that the land pricing system has started to positively and significantly improve urban land productivity; the land pricing system also promotes more productive urban land usage by stimulating more intensive investment and better business management.

"We don't totally prohibit smoking," Mr. Clark said.

Given our decentralized system of government, I could reduce the number of dangerous firearms only by persuading the states to enact uniform laws totally prohibiting the ownership, possession and sale of all automatic and semiautomatic weapons while the national government banned the importation of such weapons.

An anterior segment reaction of + 3 brown cells and + 2 flare was observed, with dense vitreous haze on dilated indirect ophthalmoscopy totally prohibiting appreciation of fundus details.

Haitham al-Haddad, an imam from the Islamic Sharia Council, said executing the British hostage would be "totally haram (forbidden), impermissible, prohibited according to sharia for a number of reasons".

Judge Shaykh Haitham Al Haddad, of the UK Sharia Council, said in one YouTube video: "This is to confirm that executing this man is totally haram, is impermissible, prohibited according to sharia for a number of reasons.