Examples of using Forbids in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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South Carolina forbids a man over the age of 16 from proposing marriage if he doesn't mean it.
One of the main biblical food laws forbids consuming blood on account of"the life in the blood".
Because the regime fears the truth above all else, it forbids virtually all contacts with outside world.
in freedom of speech, there will be freedom of speech even if the law forbids it.
But bishops in Canada and Poland have issued statements based on their reading of the same document that forbids such couples to receive Communion.
Because the regime fears the truth above all else, it forbids virtually all contact with the outside world.
Chinese Embassy said in a statement that China"opposes and forbids all forms of cyber crimes.".
including Thorne's and Hawking's, is that nature forbids time loops.
Although the Chinese Embassy has issued a statement stating that it“opposes and forbids all forms of cyber crimes”.
go faster than light, which relativity forbids, it would then move into the past.
resources from the continent, which the Antarctic Treaty currently forbids.
Georg Ludwig, upon becoming George I of Great Britain, forbids Leibniz to follow him to London.
there will be freedom of speech, even if the law forbids it, if public opinion is sluggish,
just because Islam forbids and disproves some of the things they like doing,” he wrote.
is a huge riddle, or parable, whose subject is time; that secret purpose forbids Ts'ui Pen the merest mention of its name.
Local governments recently rolled out a list of banned ethnic minority names that forbids dozens of religious names, such as“Jihad,”“Medina” and even“Yultuzay,” a reference to the star and moon symbol of the Islamic faith.
The spirit's abode changes according to its Karma, and this Karma forbids any long continuance in one condition, because it is always changing.
For example, Section 504 forbids organizations and employers from excluding
the principle forbids all States or groups of States to intervene directly
The so-called Hatch Act of 1939 forbids anyone in the executive branch- except the President or Vice-President- from using his or her official position