Sentence examples for proscribed on from inspiring English sources

And shut-eye is not proscribed on anyone's Sabbath.

These included dropping provisions that would have allowed the banning of groups that are proscribed on the mainland and would have given the police sweeping powers of search.

Once society starts specifying the type of jobs a rapist can do on top of the legally proscribed ones, it is heading in a "dangerous" direction.

We have proscribed one or two groups.

The worship of Shashthi is proscribed to occur on the sixth day of each lunar month of the Hindu calendar as well as on the sixth day after a child's birth.

That would be on the Jewish Sabbath, when computer use is proscribed for the very orthodox (we are very orthodox).

"Apparently," he wrote, "my book is not deemed blasphemous or objectionable in itself, but is being proscribed for, so to speak, its own good!" The letter went on to say: This really is astounding.

Her living will did not convey that she would rather die than ever be intubated, she proscribed being on it if she were terminal; a process independent of the treatments available.

Before the war, Iraq had many missiles, so presumably it still has the technology to build them, even though for a decade it has been proscribed from working on longer-range missiles and from buying equipment.

But at public meetings on the extension in both towns, owners who believed their lands would be affected uniformly and vehemently opposed the extension, saying they had no faith that government would pay fair market value for properties they would be proscribed from building on.

It is found that certain beam trajectories may be proscribed by limitations on shinethrough onto the vessel wall.