Sentence examples for as proscribing from inspiring English sources

We hear so much about the iniquities of football governance that perhaps it is time to draft a deathless document to protect the fan against them, as well as proscribing the limits of said fan's rights within a civilised footballing society.

While it is still generally assumed that patients with deep vein thrombosis should not receive massage to the lower extremities, many previous contraindications, such as proscribing massage to patients with metastatic cancer, are no longer considered warranted.

They set about creating their own regulator, the Independent Press Standards Organisation (Ipso), and said it would not seek charter recognition (not least because it would not pass the panel's tests as proscribed in the charter).

Some adherents to a religion strive to obey literally its every stricture, others find room for interpretation, and nearly no Christians -- not even the most passionate fundamentalists -- believe that farmers should be forbidden to plant two crops in the same field, as proscribed in Leviticus.

PKF is formed by adding to this calculus the Peano Dedekind axioms of arithmetic including full induction and the compositional and truth-iteration rules for the truth predicate as proscribed by Kripke's theory.

As an Orthodox priest and an American I believe in traditional family values like marriage, family, saving one's self for that person we plan to spend the rest of our life with -- in other words I believe in Christian values as proscribed not only by my Church's tradition but by Holy Scripture itself.

Tartrate-resistant acid phosphatase (TRAP) 5b concentration was determined by the MouseTRAP assay (Suomen Bioanalytikka Oy, Turku, Finland) as proscribed in the kit.

A final note is the emphasis in this study on the method of summary, i.e., total (as proscribed) or some version of variability (as shown in Tables 1 and 2).

Both procedures were conducted according to rigorously standardized protocols as proscribed by the Clinical Laboratory Standards Institute [ 17].

This is not a place hewn by prosperous folk intent on refining their world, celebrating it in architecture and describing it in art as they moved indoors, elegantly proscribing it as the place grew more crowded.

The other doesn't care; he knows that as long as he avoids proscribed terrorist groups, he can't be prosecuted under Danish law.