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Prohibiting_or_licensing [agentive]

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In this frame a State_of_affairs is prohibited (or allowed) by a Principle. Raising constructions are common in this frame. Because laws and principles usually focus on what is not allowed, the words of this frame that are synonyms of prohibit.v are considered more basic, and the words that are synonyms of permit.v are marked with the semantic type "Negative".

Guns were prohibited in the airport .
Code 1425 bans large trucks in the tunnel.
Children were not permitted in the office. CNI|Prin
Code 1425 allows us to deduct interest payments.
No religion accepts discrimination against women.

In this frame the Principle which prohibits the State_of_affairs is not an agent who denies permission to a specific individual or group of individuals, and thus differs from the Authority in the Deny_or_grant_permission frame.

Properties

ID
#521
Entry
frm_prohibiting_or_licensing
Namespace
Eventive.Agentive
FrameNet version
Prohibiting_or_licensing (fn_1.7_2023)
Domains
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Types
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Ontological type
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English name
Prohibiting_or_licensing

Core Frame Elements (2)

Core Frame Elements
Frame element Definition Semantic type Constraint
Principle
A moral, legal, or social norm which rules a State_of_affairs to be inadmissible behavior or an outcome of behavior.

The Establishment Clause of the First Amendment|Prin plainly prohibits the
establishment of a national religion by Congress.


category
artifact
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Peripheral Frame Elements (2)

Peripheral Frame Elements
Frame element Definition Semantic type Constraint
Place
The Place is where the prohibiting occurs.
category
locative_relation
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Time
The Time is when the prohibiting occurs.
category
time
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Extra-thematic Frame Elements (2)

Extra-thematic Frame Elements
Frame element Definition Semantic type Constraint
Circumstances
The Circumstances are the conditions under which the State_of_affairs is prohibited.
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Explanation
The reason for which the State_of_affairs is prohibited.
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Frame-Frame Relations (1)

Using

Using relations
Uses
Law
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Lexical Units (12)

Lexical units of this frame
LU Type Definition
allow.v โ€” COD: admit as legal or acceptable.
ban.n โ€” COD: an official or legal prohibition.
ban.v โ€” COD: officially or legally prohibit.
bar.v โ€” FN: to prohibit something from happening
entitle.v โ€” FN: allow some state of affairs
forbid.v โ€” COD: refuse to allow.
outlaw.v โ€” COD: ban.
permit.v โ€” FN: admit as acceptable or legal.
prohibit.v โ€” FN: to forbid by law
prohibition.n โ€” COD: the action of prohibiting.
proscribe.v โ€” COD: forbid, especially by law.
sanction.v โ€” FN: allow.
Frame Chain TQR Visual Units

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