Sentence examples for law proscribes from inspiring English sources

A Foreign Ministry spokesman said that "Chinese law proscribes any form of hacking activity".

Jewish law proscribes desecration of the dead, which has been interpreted by many to mean that Judaism prohibits organ donation.

This is reinforced by the special rapporteur: "Accordingly, international human rights law proscribes any discrimination in access to health care, and the underlying determinants of health, on the internationally prohibited grounds, including health status, which has the intention or effect of impairing the equal enjoyment of the right to health" (26).

However, a court in Chieti, the provincial capital, soon restored them, arguing that Italian law proscribed counterfeiting the national currency but not printing money of one's own.

While most media attention has been focused on Article 475, activists say a deep revision of the law is needed and have called for a comprehensive law proscribing violence against women.

The Kentucky Court of Appeals struck down Kentucky's Day Law the law proscribing integration the following year.

Licensed premises with late trading licences in the central business district (CBD) of Newcastle had been shown to have a high incidence of assault [ 8] and, more generally, intoxication in licensed premises in NSW was reported to be commonplace despite a law proscribing admission or service of intoxicated individuals [ 9].

"The court held that the laws proscribing the conduct were invalid under the European Convention on Human Rights," Justice Kennedy wrote.

Laws proscribe its use and its disposal and workers who get near it wear ventilators and protective clothes.

As the Department of Education letter reminds us, federal civil rights laws proscribe harassment based on race, color, national origin, sex or disability.

The absence of laws proscribing murderous threats of lynching today tells us far more about the history of racist violence in this country than it does about the legal innocence of would-be "pranksters" in Jena, La.