Sentence examples for clearly proscribes from inspiring English sources

Although we are talking about business partners, not employees, Title VII of the Civil Rights Act clearly proscribes discrimination based on religion, but does not mention political beliefs, and, on a related note, federal law also prohibits discrimination based on marital status.

The blockade of Gaza, severely restricting the flow of food, fuel and medical supplies to its 1.5 million inhabitants, is a form of collective punishment, clearly proscribed under international law – yet these issues have not been brought up at all in the accession process.

People jogging on Thanksgiving clearly descend from religious sects proscribing pleasure.

The First Amendment proscribes "establishment" of religion, but clearly leaves room for schools to teach about religion.

Lies, cheats, and fights are most strongly proscribed, as Prophet Muhammad very clearly put it: "For God, there is no point in your fasting from food and drink if you do not get rid of lying and cheating".

seems to me, clearly and succinctly, to prohibit negligent as well as intentional conduct of the kind proscribed, to extend beyond common-law fraud, and to apply to negligent omission and commission.

"Comprehensive" sex ed describes; abstinence education proscribes.

Estonia, for example, proscribes carrying a weapon while drunk.

But there is a reason why The Times ethics policy proscribes it.

He proscribed male homosexuality.

Advertising hoardings have been proscribed.