Sentence examples for a proscription on from inspiring English sources

Without a proscription on child labour, the limits on what is permissible are likely to become blurred and then extended.

This liberalism remains prominent in the ethics lectures of 1812-13, which add to the positions just mentioned a proscription of state interference in the universities.

6) Additionally, the group considered but was divided over a further criterion - whether there should be an absolute proscription on human studies involving pesticides that are genotoxic or that have effects that are not easily predictable with simple dose-response relationship, such as might be the case for some endocrine disrupting chemicals.

In fact, the concept of the general will also implies a proscription against despotism.

Thirty-seven state constitutions contain a proscription against public financial support for religion.

As with AW3, Armstrong himself (1989, 61 5) adds a proscription against bare particulars.

According to Klein, it is purely imperative: a proscription against acting with bodily parts where pain is felt.

Subsequent argumentation makes this a proscription against all attempts to predicate anything positive of the One: any such predicate would pluralize the One, make it consist of parts.

For even in this volume Ms. Rich had begun, with subtle subversion, to push against a time-honored thematic constraint — the proscription on making poetry out of the soul-numbing dailiness of women's lives.

Since there is no proscription on seeking out these whales, there is a sizable whale-watching fleet at Tadoussac -- from three-decked boats with cafeterias to fleets of inflatable Zodiacs that can accommodate two dozen or so whale watchers.

More frustration followed due to the Basque club's proscription on signing non-Basque players, and at the end of 1989 Kendall was back in England, with Manchester City.