Sentence examples for effectively proscribe from inspiring English sources

In fact, the current procedural terminology codes, which functionally regulate modern mental health care, effectively proscribe the kind of ambling therapy that was so helpful to poor heartsick Mahler.

Only last year, the European Union decided to proscribe Hamas - under pressure from the British government - condemning it as a terrorist organisation and thereby effectively granting Israel a license to kill at will.

You proscribe movement, talk, communication and assembly.

Were grammarians supposed to proscribe and prescribe, or just describe?

The government will "challenge" rather than proscribe non-violent reactionaries.

It is why 18 months ago we proscribed a neo-Nazi group National Action, in the same way we proscribe other terror groups.

You want to proscribe images of child sexual abuse?

We will not proscribe a "one size fits all" solution.

But there are other reasons not to proscribe meat.

These common clinical constraints should proscribe any undue confidence in responses obtained, especially monosyllabic ones.

Patients agreed to proscribe analgesics (except acetaminophen, max 4 g/day) or NSAIDs during the study.