Sentence examples for proscribed to from inspiring English sources

He was prohibited, in essence, from learning; he was mechanized, an arrow in the quiver, a rod in the fasces, proscribed to a bureaucratic engagement with data.

Rohrabacher said he did not care that the MEK is listed as a terrorist organisation, arguing that it was only proscribed to appease the Iranian leadership at a time when Washington was attempting to improve relations with Tehran.

(Incidentally, these "looks," which have dominated the past decade or so of fashion, are also often strictly proscribed to be photographed for magazines as such, ensuring a singular retail and marketing vision).

U.S. Girls calls to mind the work of the visual artists Cindy Sherman and Carrie Mae Weems, who frequently explore the parameters of gender, from what is proscribed to what is embodied.

Females are customarily proscribed to be part of the (mmvarepsilon nsoun).

Company executives and engineers alike were walled off from the press, and opportunities for Q & A carefully proscribed to provide enough access to sell whatever the pitch was but not enough to dive down.

Speaking up for unfettered free expression, she insisted that "the cultural policy of Paris is not to proscribe but to permit".

The criteria by which an organisation can be proscribed, according to the Terrorism Act 2000, focus on involvement in acts of terrorism, but also consider "the nature and scale of an organisation's activities"; "the specific threat that it poses to the UK"; and "the need to support other members of the international community in the global fight against terrorism".

The findings suggest it may be possible to proscribe a pill to treat – or at least significantly help – those with autism.

This approach to proscribing treatment according to an analysis of the data is called "science-driven medicine".

A 'top down' management strategy assumes a centrist philosophy and regulation to proscribe subordinate structure to follow a preset list of rules and actions.