Synonyms
Examples for "forbid"
Examples for "forbid"
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China's rulers forbid opposition parties and maintain strict control over all media.
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And you should also be able to forbid certain things from happening.
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For a time she'd thought he'd forbid her to continue her walk.
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Months later, she still doesn't understand why her parents forbid the shortcut.
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It is looking at ways around EU rules that forbid such intervention.
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Either house could reject the resolution, and the president has veto power.
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Opposition politicians said they would seek ways to challenge the government's veto.
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The Prime Minister also raised concerns about council members' right to veto.
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Russia and China are among the Security Council's five permanent, veto-holding members.
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Parliament passed the law seven months ago, overturning a veto from Karzai.
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New - Such devices allowed, unless local rule adopted to prohibit use.
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Gross said Army grooming regulations, which prohibit beards, override his religious exercise.
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It said the agency supports legislation in Congress that would prohibit them.
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Missouri has a similar law that would prohibit abortion after eight weeks.
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Interdicts are blunt instruments that prohibit particular actions on a blanket basis.
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Yet the new approach leaves China plenty of scope to nix investigations.
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Besides, her boyfriend's immoderate enthusiasm alone was enough to nix the idea.
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The rest, sadly, nix the idea of this as a Mac lovefest.
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So he is good for nix, the worse cur I ever saw.
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I'll give you nix naught nothing and my thanks into the bargain.
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Lead global cooperation to track and interdict the smuggling of nuclear material.
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The court's rejection of this interdict may lead to a ConCourt appeal.
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Mgidlana had hoped that the High Court would interdict his disciplinary hearing.
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For the individual, excommunication was a more dreaded penalty than the interdict.
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The farmer was forced to get a court interdict against the squatters.
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Stern even as a disciplinarian, she did not proscribe healthy and natural amusements.
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His own party, in consequence, made haste to proscribe him.
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It seems that we must always have something to proscribe!
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The Popes of Rome proscribe the light of reason.
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In Saxony Catholics and Calvinists were proscribed; in Heidelberg Catholics and Lutherans.
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A linesman's flag was immediately raised to disallow the goal for offside.
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The agreements disallow any research that is not first approved by the companies.
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He would disallow the incestuous relationship between the King and Queen.
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I assume then that Mr Arnold would disallow people who are infertile from marrying.
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I shall never disallow all distinction between right and wrong!
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Therefore, I must disallow this competition at this time.
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Twitter, meanwhile, said it would disallow political advertising altogether.
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The good news is that canvassing does not disallow.
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The specific constraints imposed by the restricted shell disallow the user from doing the following:
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The majority verdict was to disallow any such action.
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They succeeded in inducing him to disallow both laws.
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Men do not allow or disallow themselves to love.
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However, issues remain: - The government could disallow Total Music for antitrust reasons, as mentioned above.
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Every year we disallow lots of claims because there is no evidence to prove the expense.
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The solution is to disallow these privileges except in a special database reserved for temporary tables:
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For example, a firewall may be configured to disallow packets to the host you are troubleshooting.