Sentence examples for proscribed in the from inspiring English sources

Very little was the answer, though I did at least get up the breaking wash sternly proscribed in the literature.

Under policy governance, staff can use any legal means at their disposal to achieve the goals, except for methods proscribed in the 'means' policies.

Pornography has long been condemned and legally proscribed in the belief that it depraves and corrupts both minors and adults and that it leads to the commission of sex crimes.

"In your own house, Islam says no one should interfere," he conceded, but all Islamists are adamant that alcohol is proscribed in the Koran and that it should be outlawed in Egypt.

Two extremist groups - UK-based Minbar Ansar Deen and Nigeria-based Boko Haram - are to be proscribed in the UK under terrorism laws, making membership and support for them a criminal offence.

They set about creating their own regulator, the Independent Press Standards Organisation (Ipso), and said it would not seek charter recognition (not least because it would not pass the panel's tests as proscribed in the charter).

Given the serious health repercussions of this phenomenon, the aLQTS-triggering drugs are all proscribed in these vulnerable individuals, since they are supposed to have a common mechanism of QT-prolongation.

He was given 30 days to provide a full and accurate declaration of all his stocks and programmes of weapons proscribed in that 1991 resolution; any falsehood or omission from that declaration would mean that he was in "material breach" of the resolution.

Although Christianity was suddenly proscribed in Japan in the early 17th century, Valignano's work had a tremendous influence.

Films from India have been proscribed in Bangladesh since 1972, the year after the country's independence, to protect the local film-making industry.

Yet because the very idea of female sexual arousal was proscribed in Victorian times, the condition was classed as non-sexual.