Sentence examples for proscribed from from inspiring English sources

A Christian is not proscribed from such activities on Sunday.

Even their ambulances will be proscribed from the lanes if they are not running blue lights.

By conspiring with certain court officials, Kou was able to have Buddhism, Daoism's chief competitor, proscribed from the realm and all its practitioners subjected to a bloody persecution.

Under the new federal Export Administration Regulations (EAR), which were intended to keep encryption technology out of the hands of rogue states, Bernstein was proscribed from freely distributing the code, even if it was his own invention.

In line with federal policies of forced assimilation, full observance of Native American rituals was proscribed from 1883 until 1978, when the American Indian Religious Freedom Act was passed.

E.U. energy companies and insurance providers are currently allowed to fulfill existing agreements with Iran, but are proscribed from entering into new contracts or honoring any agreement as of July 1.

This suggests that the idea of 'force' requires further exploration, particularly in the context of same-sex relationships, in which gendered scripts may (or may not) vary from those proscribed for opposite-sex relationships.

Correct: The policy proscribed employees from drinking at work.

Middlebury College, in Vermont, proscribed citations from Wikipedia in January.

The so-called Volcker Rule, an element of this year's Dodd-Frank financial-reform bill intended to prevent banks from taking too many risks with their depositors' money, was supposed to have proscribed banks from proprietary trading.

The MPs say that Muslim veils such as the niqab and the burka, which covers the full body with an opening for the eyes, should be proscribed entirely from both parliament and Australian society, and their campaigned has received widespread condemnation as well as some support.