Sentence examples for proscribed because of from inspiring English sources

Although the use of benzodiazepines for ivermectin intoxication is proscribed because of their GABA augmenting properties [ 29], however, in the current case its use was limited with an attempt to control hypersensitivity and tremors.

Seventy four organisations are at present proscribed because they are engaged in or support terrorism.

Its military wing, the External Security Organisation, is on the British government's list of proscribed terrorist organisations because of its "armed resistance to the state of Israel", aim to seize all Palestinian territories and "support for terrorism".

The Maastricht treaty of 1992 proscribed bail-outs of improvident member nations, which was meant to avoid such issues ever arising.

Rather than opening a vista of potential actions, the situation highlights the proscribed nature of the entire game.

But it's a problem when critics try to rationalize their preferences — their so-called taste — into a proscribed idea of cinema.

"Rumi was born into a religious family and followed the proscribed rules of daily prayer and fasting throughout his entire life," Gooch writes.

By levying a fee for these sorts of peering arrangements, Comcast seems to be testing the waters for a solution which eschews the officially proscribed practices of throttling or filtering.

A simple illustration is given of the cloaking of a proscribed volume of space to exclude completely all electromagnetic fields.

Crimes are, at least, socially proscribed wrongs kinds of conduct which are condemned as wrong by some purportedly authoritative social norm.

However, metamaterials offer the potential to limit radiation exchange to a proscribed range of angles and wavelengths, which has the potential to dramatically boost performance.