forbids

It forbids doubt and examination; it “forbids a man the right to exercise his reason; it deprives him of the liberty of thinking, and degrades him into a bearded baby.

The Grounds of Christianity Examined by Comparing The New Testament with the Old George Bethune English 1807

Much that was amusing and interesting occurred during our three-hours 'journey, but regard for our word forbids my relating it.

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 14, No. 83, September, 1864 Various

Humbled by His love, the wise among them realize why His word forbids this struggle.

Fruit of His Lips mcduffee 2010

“Because the proposed law by its express terms forbids same-sex couples entry into civil marriage, it continues to relegate same-sex couples to a different status,” the justices wrote.

Why Marriage Matters Evan Wolfson 2004

“Because the proposed law by its express terms forbids same-sex couples entry into civil marriage, it continues to relegate same-sex couples to a different status,” the justices wrote.

Why Marriage Matters Evan Wolfson 2004

"The wraith of my departed priestly calling forbids me to phrase my answer just as I'd like best to do," he said.

The Brentons Anna Chapin Ray 1905

"Madame, you are no true daughter of the Church," he said, "and my calling forbids me to enter into any discussion with you!"

The Master-Christian Marie Corelli 1889

The United States has placed al Shabaab on its official list of foreign terrorist organizations, a designation which forbids U.S. groups from providing "material support" to the group that controls large parts of the Horn of Africa nation.

Reuters: Press Release 2011

It is a term that forbids women from having desire, from being sexual beings.

The Guardian World News Tracy McVeigh 2011

Is not this contrary to what our Saviour prescribes in the gospel, who in express terms forbids us this afflicting of the body, in our fastings; Matt. vi.

Sermons Preached Upon Several Occasions. Vol. VI. 1634-1716 1823