Sentence examples for proscribed smoking from inspiring English sources

Al Qaeda militants had killed his father, kidnapped his cousin, burned his home to the ground and alienated many of his fellow tribesmen by imposing a draconian version of Islamic law that proscribed smoking and required women to shroud themselves in veils.

The emphasis is not on enforcing rules, like the one that proscribes smoking, but on treating customers as if they were friends paying a personal visit, Mr. Carr said.

Shortcomings in the law and its implementation: Because the New Zealand law does not include provisions about smoking within proscribed distances of doorways and windows, there is still some SHS exposure of bar and restaurant workers and patrons inside, due to those smoking outside near doorways and windows.

By this time Humph, following the example of the recent visit of the irreverent and relaxed Graeme Bell, had proscribed the seated pipe-smoking solemnity of the pre-war "rhythm clubs", and dancing, as in the authentic early jazz days, was encouraged.

Finally, our population likely had far fewer smokers because tobacco smoking and alcohol drinking are proscribed by the Latter-day Saint Church [ 24].

18 We proscribed all participants from drinking tea, coffee, or carbonated beverages, and from eating and smoking, and asked them to avoid heavy physical activity at least 30 min prior to BP measurement.

Several were whipped in Gao on Monday for smoking in public, an official said, while others said that anything other than Koranic verses were proscribed as cellphone ringtones.

He proscribed male homosexuality.

His own life felt proscribed.

We have proscribed one or two groups.

The following month South Africa proscribed the book.