Sentence examples for proscribed any from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wiggins said he did not think "engagement in the newspaper profession proscribed any other public activity".

He said: "The last time the Government proscribed any organisation linked to me or previous groups I have been linked to was in June 2014.

While both companies' sales of mobile devices such as smartphones have grown in the US, espionage fears have proscribed any move into network infrastructure sales.

During the First World War, when Hand was still a district-court judge, he struck down parts of the Espionage Act, a precursor to the Patriot Act, which had proscribed any actions that hindered the war effort, including the circulation of seditious materials.

The original moratorium focused mainly on depth, proscribing any drilling at depths exceeding 500 feet.

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

I have long been suspicious of proscribing any approach to this contradiction: stagings in all styles can succeed or fail.

For it has also exacerbated ethnic tensions by proscribing any redrawing of congressional districts that weakens the clout of minority voting blocks.

But the supreme court deadlock, brought about by the death of conservative justice Antonin Scalia, will not last forever and labor's critics and foes have vowed to keep up the fight – redoubling efforts to persuade the courts to proscribe any legal requirement that workers pay union fees.

Insofar as moral prescriptions were by their nature universal they would prescribe or proscribe any action which was sufficiently similar to the action up for evaluation.

Although persistent serial correlation in pricing proscribe any direct test of static Nash mixing predictions, rough correspondence between the central moments of predicted and observed densities has been observed in a variety of different instances.