Sentence examples for also proscribed from inspiring English sources

Cinemas and most restaurants were also proscribed.

Yet they also proscribed one shot that had nothing to do with either sex or violence.

Use of HRT was also proscribed in the MORE trial, but 16% had used it previously.

Such pressures might be countered by the strong social controls that were reported to limit high risk drinking: in addition to proscription of drinking by women, intoxication, drinking by young people and solitary drinking are also proscribed.

We must also proscribe organisations that incite terrorism against people at home and abroad.

They also proscribe "unwelcome sexual advances" and "unwelcome physical contact of a sexual nature".

The federation would also proscribe as "a public enemy" (Rousseau 1756/1917, 63) any member who breaks the Treaty or disregards the decisions of the congress; in such a situation, all members would "arm and take the offensive, conjointly and at the common expense, against any State put to the ban of Europe" in order to enforce the decisions of the federation (61 4).

Orthodox Islamic doctrine, however, modeled as it is by Mohammed after Judaism, proscribes images of the godhead, and thereby also proscribes representations of the human form thought to mirror divinity on earth.

Meyerbeer wrote a number of works for court occasions, and also provided music, at the King's request, for the first staging on Berlin in 1856 of his brother Michael's play Struensee (based on the life of Johann Friedrich Struensee), which had also been proscribed under the previous regime.

Furthermore, we might say that a charity dedicated to improving the lot of dogs and cats shouldn't invest in vivisection, but should they also be proscribing themselves from investing in tobacco?

(Incidentally, these "looks," which have dominated the past decade or so of fashion, are also often strictly proscribed to be photographed for magazines as such, ensuring a singular retail and marketing vision).