Sentence examples for broad proscription from inspiring English sources

Probiotics are "live bacteria" and, thus, would appear to fall within this broad proscription regardless of their intended use.

No vice, no astrology, nothing that would compromise the dignity of its space — broad proscriptions that encourage archdioceses to keep the churches vacant, demolish them, or lease them for other religious uses.

There should, in short, never be a blanket proscription of expression.

In this, he offers a series of banal and slightly more tolerant policy proscriptions.

Confinement as a term is fairly broad and can include steam sauna and bathing, mother roasting and hotbeds, dietary proscriptions and consumption of medicinal plant decoctions.

On a broader scale, I'd hope that it wouldn't take Ray Bradbury to tell me that the proscription of books is alarming.

But nor is absolute proscription justified.

They go further than legibility into proscription.

The proscription was rigorously enforced, but remained ineffectual.

Overcoming a deep-seated proscription against killing is not easy.

After Waterloo Alexander's intervention saved him from the Bourbon proscription.