Sentence examples for would have forbidden from inspiring English sources

A decade earlier, Dukakis had vetoed a bill that would have forbidden furloughs for murderers.

I watched her spray tanning oil across her legs and arms, something I normally would have forbidden.

Britain's High Court, meanwhile, suspended a law last month that would have forbidden pubs to serve alcohol during morning games.

Opponents insisted, for example, that a new background-check law would result in gun registries, which the legislation explicitly would have forbidden.

The legislation would have forbidden the publication or broadcasting of terrorists' statements, as well as operations of security forces during terrorist acts.

Last year he vetoed a bill that would have forbidden employers to lock workers inside businesses, a practice Wal-Mart has used.

This proved vital when, for example, legislators planned to include a provision that would have forbid Play Business from accepting even a partial equity fee.

Roorda is also a former state legislator, where he sponsored bills such as one that would have forbid anyone from publicizing the name of any police officer involved in a shooting unless that officer was charged with a crime.

All she did was deny much of the federal government's motion for preliminary injunction of the entire law (such an injunction effectively freezes the status quo pending a trial; had it been granted it would have forbade Alabama from enforcing HB56 in toto).

I was astonished to learn that state Sen. Carol Liu (D-La Cañada Flintridge) voted against Senate Bill 417, which would have forbid using welfare debit cards to purchase alcohol or tobacco.

At the time, Quebec was ruled by the staunchly secular Parti Quebecois, which commissioned the report and was pushing its controversial Charter of Values bill that would have forbid government employees from wearing "conspicuous" religious symbols.