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1. I forbid you smoking!
2. I forbid smoking in my room.
3. Once and for all, I forbid it.
4. I cannot forbid a person to marry several wives, for it does not contradict Scripture.
5. EAFPA stresses that the aid measures at issue distort the market and calls on the Commission to forbid the aid and to seek its recovery.
6. If a speaker exceeds his allotted speaking time, the President may, after an initial call to order, forbid him to speak.
7. The Member State which declares that the case referred to in paragraph 2 has arisen may forbid the placing on the market and putting into service of the instruments concerned until further notice.
8. If a speaker has already been called to order twice in the same debate, the President may, on the third occasion, forbid him to speak for the remainder of the debate on the same subject.
9. Should it not be possible for OFGEM to modify one of BE’s licences in such a way as to forbid cross subsidisation, the UK Government should provide the Commission with a not limited in time undertaking with the same effect.
10. Articles 94 and 114(3) forbid the award of a contract or grant to third parties who, during a specific procurement or grant procedure, are in a situation of conflict of interest or misrepresentation in supplying the information required by the institution as a condition of participation in the procurement or award procedure.
11. If that activity is related to the work carried out by the member of temporary staff during the last three years of service and could lead to a conflict with the legitimate interests of the Agency, the AACC may, having regard to the interests of the service, either forbid him from undertaking it or give its approval subject to any conditions it thinks fit.
12. Without prejudice to the Treaty, in particular Articles 28 and 30 thereof, Member States may not restrict or forbid trade in or advertising of foods which comply with this Regulation by the application of non-harmonised national provisions governing claims made on certain foods or on foods in general.
13. It is necessary to put an end to total prohibitions on commercial communications by the regulated professions, not by removing bans on the content of a commercial communication but rather by removing those bans which, in a general way and for a given profession, forbid one or more forms of commercial communication, such as a ban on all advertising in one or more given media.
14. In particular, Articles 93 and 114(3) set out an obligation to exclude third parties from participation in procurement or grant award procedures where they are in one of the situations listed in Article 93(1). Articles 94 and 114(3) forbid the award of a contract or grant to third parties who, during a specific procurement or grant procedure, are in a situation of conflict of interest or misrepresentation in supplying the information required by the institution as a condition of participation in the procurement or award procedure.