Sentence examples for will forbid from inspiring English sources

It will forbid abortions after 20 weeks' gestation.

But state law will forbid the hiring of unlicensed teachers beginning in 2003.

A new copyright law will forbid the typing of any sentence that is not in the public domain.

Other new laws will forbid posting anything that is of possible use to terrorists, including music, history and recipes.

Another measure will forbid trucks and other vehicles with relatively high emissions from entering Beijing during the two-month period.

They also want companies to continue to fork out for the salaries of full-time union leaders, even though a new law will forbid that from 2002.

A stipulation of the will forbids tapping into the endowment once it dips below $8 million.

Cather's will forbade verbatim quotation from her correspondence, probably in an attempt to keep scholars at bay ("information vampires," she called them).

For three short months, four of the world's thirty-five Vermeers were in this house!" (She won't be able to reciprocate; Henry Clay Frick's will forbids the loan of any paintings that he collected himself).

Cather's letter to Anderson can only be paraphrased, not quoted, because she left a clause in her will forbidding the publication of her letters and private papers.

Try to be calm: If your parents happen to be close minded individuals, try not to yell, it will give them the idea that goth is anger and will forbade you.