Sentence examples for proscribed behaviour from inspiring English sources
Under this injunction, the proscribed behaviour becomes a criminal offence.
Some countries have created a statutory offense of this name, though the elements of the crime have never been clearly defined by legislation, and the scope of proscribed behaviour remains subject to varying interpretations among jurisdictions.
For onset, drinking is a proscribed behaviour for adolescents and initiating requires that a youth go against cultural and legal norms.
There are culturally proscribed behaviours towards pain: labour pain as an expected and normal part of giving birth was described in this study, as in other studies in Taiwan and Eastern China [ 25, 26].
Similar debates in bioethics 22 26 28 demonstrate the theoretical and practical limitations of science for proscribing human behaviour, especially with regard to individual freedom and social justice.
Yet ideas about gender operate in social groups and include the disparate social value accorded men over women in many societies (Hearn et al. 2012), which informs not just how men think about themselves, but also how social groups relate, access resources and prescribe and proscribe particular behaviours.
Indeed, according to the academic Mary Kaldor, behaviour which used to be proscribed in war, including atrocities against non-combatants, now constitutes "an essential component" of modern warfare.
He proscribed male homosexuality.
Advertising hoardings have been proscribed.
Contact with foreigners was proscribed.
His own life felt proscribed.
